Chase Coleman’s Tiger Global Management hedge fund had a rough 2015. Net returns for the onshore Tiger Global Investments’ L.P. units bounced between -5.5% in the first three months the year, to 11.5% for the fourth quarter, before finally finishing the year by eking out a gain of 6.8% for the full-year. That’s according to the fund’s fourth quarter and full-year letter to investors, a copy of which has been reviewed by ValueWalk.
After such a rocky 12 months, Chase and his team might have been hoping for a less volatile start to 2016 but according to sources, the first three months of 2016 have been some of the most volatile months for Tiger Global on record.
According to various sources the fund, which manages...
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