Thank god for collapsing oil, is what French hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand is likely saying right now.
Andurand Capital, the $400 million energy fund run by its namesake, was generating middling returns until the last two months of the year, when oil went into freefall, a Reuters report from David Sheppard, citing unnamed sources.
Citigroup commodity expert's predictions for oil prices
Andurand made a bold call in London at the Oil & Money conference. There, North Sea Brent trading near $85 per barrel, he said oil was headed to $50. Since that prediction his fortunes – and that of his hedge fund – have dramatically improved. He is now headed to generate 37.9 percent net performance while pocketing...

