
De Hoge Dennen Capital


After building Atticus Capital for 15 years, in August 2009 Mr Barakett announced his decision to return outside capital to investors and wind down the funds In a letter to investors, Mr Barakett wrote that the Atticus Global and Atticus Trading Funds would be liquidated and all investor capital, apart from a normal audit holdback, would be returned by October 2009 No sidepockets were created and 100% of capital was returned to investors by December 2009 From its inception in 1995 through its funds closing in August 2009, Atticus Capital’s investment funds collectively generated nearly $7 billion in profits for its investors
Mr Barakett’s decision to wind down Atticus Capital was personal in nature He wanted to spend more time with his family, pursue his philanthropic interests and establish his family office and global direct investment business, TRB Advisors
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