Why Ray Dalio is “excited” by the sale of her recent shares

Ray Dalio, the 75-year-old billionaire, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, officially moves away from the fund company, which he founded in 1975.

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A letter sent to clients last week revealed that Dalio sold his other shares at Bridgewater, The Wall Street Journal Reported. He also gave up the place on the board, but intends to stay a “client and mentor,” he said in the note.

Dalio launched Bridgewater five many years ago from his apartment with two bedrooms in New York. During his term of office he was the general director, CIO and president, developing Bridgewater to one of the largest hedge funds in the world with managed assets price $ 168 billion in 2019.

These assets fell to $ 92.1 billion at the end of last 12 months after he twice limited his flagship Pure Alpha fund, attempting to increase efficiency, informed WSJ several people familiar with this matter.

According to Dalio, it has a net value of $ 16 billion Bloomberg billionaire index.

Nir Bar Dea serves as the current general director of BridgeTwater. Bob Prince, Greg Jensen and Karen Karniol-Tambour act as a co-chairman of the company.

Dalio divided his view on leaving in LinkedIn post Posted on July 31.

“I was asked a lot about how I feel, walking along Bridgewater after starting and built over the last 50 years,” Dalio wrote. “First of all, I am excited about this because I love to see Bridgewater alive and well without me – even better than alive and well with me. It’s because I see it as yes [an] As a good life cycle. “