Paulson's Merger Hedge Fund Crashes With 70% Loss in Four Years

Paulson's Merger Hedge Fund Crashes With 70% Loss in Four Years

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The transcript discusses the performance of Paulson Partners' funds, highlighting significant declines in the merger arbitrage fund due to pharmaceutical bets and leveraged investments. The firm's assets have decreased from $38 billion to $9 billion, with most of the remaining assets being Paulson's own money. While some funds like the Credit Opportunities Fund have seen gains, others have suffered losses, leading to investor withdrawals.

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What was the performance of the Paulson Credit Opportunities Fund compared to the Enhanced Fund?

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What is the significance of merger arbitrage in the context of Paulson's investment strategy?

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