Kingdon PM Manish Mittal departs, Michael Mackey named co-CIO
July 11, 2012
Lawrence Delevingne
The changes occur as Mark Kingdon’s firm comes back from losing 17% in 2011.
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More changes are underway at Kingdon Capital Management as the $2.52 billion firm continues to recover from a 17.63% loss in its flagship Kingdon Associates Fund last year. Manish Mittal, one of two cyclical portfolio managers at the long/short equity and credit firm, left at the end of June after two years. The remaining sector PM, firm co-chief investment officer Richard Rieger, has assumed responsibilities for industrials, according to a letter sent to investors today.
Mittal, who previously worked at Kingdon from 1996 to 2001 before time at Perry Capital, Blackstone Group...
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