You Searched For "dan sundheim" and got 20 results
Sort By:
Tiger Grandcubs on AI: How investors Dan Sundheim and Mala Gaonkar are thinking about the space
The pair of fund founders spoke at the Invest for Kids conference in Chicago this week.
Bradley Saacks
Billionaires Steven Cohen and Dan Sundheim just struck a $700 million deal to take a collectibles company private — and it could be a brilliant move into an increasingly popular niche market
Steven Cohen's Cohen Private Ventures just struck a $700 million deal with Dan Sundheim's D1 Capita…
Dominic-Madori Davis
Inside the rise of billionaire Dan Sundheim: The LeBron James of investing whose hedge fund is dominating 2020
All you need to know about billionaire Dan Sundheim's art collection, Hamptons property, and D1 Cap…
Bradley Saacks,Alex Morrell
D1's Daniel Sundheim — PE preps for November election — IB associates pay
The top finance stories for October 5, including the latest news on D1 Capital Partners Daniel Sund…
Dan DeFrancesco
Robinhood catches heat - Bank of America MD promotion list- Sundheim's D1 takes a bath on AMC bet
The top finance stories for January 29, including the latest news on the newest crop of managing di…
Dan DeFrancesco
Wall Street braces for a Trump or Harris presidency. Here's what that means for your portfolio.
Harris and Trump's proposed tax policies are set to have very different impacts on the stock market.
Dan DeFrancesco
Alums of $16 billion Tiger Cub Lone Pine have struggled to hack it on their own — with one notable exception
Mala Gaonkar's SurgoCap is now managing more than $3 billion.
Bradley Saacks
Hardware is Wall Street's new favorite bet
The massive data center footprints that firms like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have amassed are p…
Dan DeFrancesco
The tension between Wall Street and elite universities reached a fever pitch after one exec threatened to pull a $100 million donation from Penn
A Wall Street exec's decision to pull a big donation from the University of Pennsylvania is about m…
Dan DeFrancesco
Wells Fargo is experiencing an exodus of mortgage bankers. Insiders explain why.
Wells Fargo is dealing with significant departures among its top mortgage bankers. Insiders detail …
Dan DeFrancesco,Jordan Parker…
Insider Cannabis: FIS comes for cannabis
Welcome to Insider Cannabis, where we're bringing you an inside look at the deals, trends, and pers…
Jeremy Berke,Yeji Jesse Lee
How Viking Global became the hedge-fund industry's hottest launch pad
Viking Global alums are on a launch streak. Grant Wonders, 31, launched Voyager Global last year, r…
Alex Morrell,Bradley Saacks
Insider finance: D1's startup investing spree
The top finance stories for April 23, including the latest news on new regulatory scrutiny on famil…
Dan DeFrancesco,Jordan Parker…
Hedge fund winners and losers — Morgan Stanley's shopping spree
Top finance stories from the week of Oct. 5, including hedge fund performance, Morgan Stanley's Eat…
Meredith Mazzilli
Payments crazy for cannabis - 'Boomerang employees' - Youngkin chats Carlyle
The top finance stories for Oct. 15, including the latest on FIS's cannabis ambitions and a new tre…
Jordan Parker Erb
Wall Street's top tech projects - Remote work comp wars - Nabbing an internship 101
A look at 14 tech projects redefining Wall Street, the war brewing over remote work compensation, a…
Dan DeFrancesco
The Wall Street stories that defined 2020
Insider's top finance stories for 2020, including profiles of power players, investigations on ugly…
Dan DeFrancesco
GameStop short-seller Melvin Capital lost 53% this month after the Reddit-fueled frenzy sent shares soaring
The fund started the year with $12.5 billion, and ended the month with more than $8 billion in asse…
Allana Akhtar
The 'Great Resignation' may be here to stay
In Insider Weekly: The Great Resignation could last forever, employees describe Thomas Kurian's lea…
Matt Turner,Jordan Parker Erb
From YOLO to diamond hands, here are 9 pieces of lingo you need to learn before diving into Wall Street Bets
When an investment gains profit, Redditors collect their money, or as they call it, their "tendies."