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Hedge fund Soroban is shutting its master fund and returning $4.1 billion in capital

May 7, 2018, 22:07 IST

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Soroban Capital is returning $4.1 billion from its master fund, according to a client letter seen by Business Insider.

Founder Eric Mandelblatt said in the letter Soroban is reorganizing to focus on its Soroban Opportunities Fund.

Earlier this year, Soroban returned $1.5 billion in assets to clients, the letter said.

"I now believe we should go further and close the Master Fund entirely," Mandelblatt wrote.

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Gaurav Kapadia, the firm's co-founder, is also leaving, the letter said.

The name "soroban" is an abacus developed in Japan.

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