Former hedge fund manager Stanley Druckenmiller is caught in the middle of a politically correct battle over investment management of a college endowment. In a rare opinion piece, the one-time manager of Duquesne Capital, particularly noted for his outstanding 2008 performance where he is reported to have made $260 million as well as working with George Soros to “break” the Bank of England in 1992, defended his investment approach. His foe? A student graduating in 2019 who questioned investments in the fossil fuel industry.
Student questions Druckenmiller on fossil fuel investments
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