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Lehman Brothers, 51, 52

Leiberman, Chuck, 50

Leitner, Jim, 36,

Lesley College, 286

Levinson, John, 37

Levit, Carson, 19, 20

Levy, Leon, 32

Financial World's Top 100 Wall Street Earners, 5, 6, 8

Forbes 400, 4

Liberty Corner Asset Management, 60

Liberty Square Asset Management, 38

Lipper, Kenneth, 6, 9

Lone Pine Capital, 37

Lone Wolf Asset Management, 51

Long/short equities, 58, 276, 304

Long-Term Capital Management, 14, 52, 62, 63, 65, 66, 85, 243–244, 283, 297, 300

Lotsoff Capital Management, 48

Louisiana Firefighters, 277

Louisiana State Employees Retirement System, 277

Louisiana State University Agricultural and Mechanical College, 287

Lycoming College, 286

Lyle, James, 36, 37

Lynch, Peter, 1

Lynch & Mayer, 37

Macnguyen, Curtis, 37

Managed futures, 58

Mandel, Stephen, 5, 6, 36, 37

Manhattan Funds, 62

Manolovici, Gerard, 6

Marcstone Capital Group, 51

Marcus, David, 51

Mark, Morris, 10, 48

Market neutral, 56, 58, 99, 239, 276, 298. See also Convertible arbitrage, Fixed income strategies, Long/short equities, Merger arbitrage, Statistical arbitrage

Marshall, Ken, 37

Marshall Wace Asset Management, 47, 54

Mary, English, 49, 51

Matthews, Peter, 5

Maverick Capital, see Ainslie, Lee

MC Organization, 52

McCarthy, Kent, 50, 52

McGill University, 286

McKinsey Consulting, 277

McNay, Joseph, 5

MD Sass, 38

Medici Capital, 52

Mehrotra, Praveen, 50, 52

Merck, 277

Mercury Asset Management, 54

Merger arbitrage, 58, 99, 188–189, 241, 276, 300

Meriwether, John, 50, 52, 63

Merrill Lynch, 1, 52

Metropolitan Capital Managers, 60

Mezzacappa Berens, 52

MFS Investment Management, 51

Michigan State University, 286

Middlebury College, 194, 198, 254, 257, 286

Milestone Global Advisors, 60

Millbank Capital, 37

Millbrook Capital, 52

Millburn, 5

Mills College, 286

Minella, Amy, 37

Mineworkers' Pension Scheme, 277

Mint Investment Management, 5

Mintz, Walter, 259

MKP Capital Management, 61

Moore Capital Management, 5, 6, 8, 9, 37, 47, 67

Morgan Stanley, 50, 51, 52

Mount Holyoke College, 286

Mutual fund managers:

Defections to hedge funds, 49

Flexibility, 1

Manager advantages, 50

Manager disadvantages, 50

Parallels with hedge funds, 42–43

Nabisco, 277

Nash, Jack, 4, 5, 6, 8, 32

Nash, Joshua, 8

Navigator, 51

Nechamkin, Gabe, 39

Needham & Co., 38, 200

Nestlé, 277, 281

New School for Social Research, 286

New York State Teachers Retirement System, 277

New York University, 250

Newman, Philip, 38

Nichols, Janice, 38

Niederhoffer, Victor, 64

Niedermeyer, Thomas, 38

Nikko Securities, 279–280

Nissho Iwai, 280

Northwestern University, 229

Norwich University, 286

Oak Tree, 294

Oakland University, 286

Oberlin College, 115, 118, 135

Och, Daniel, 1, 4, 187–197

Allocation to other managers, 197

Asset size, 47, 74, 187, 198

Background, 106, 197

Capacity, 75, 192

Culture, 81–82, 193

Diversification, 85

Education, 89

European component, 189

Free time, 97, 195, 197

Highlight, 73

Information technology, 191

Institutional investors, 88, 287

Investment committee, 95, 196

Investment in own fund, 75, 193, 196

Investor base, 105, 193–194, 196

Leverage, 86, 191, 197

Location, 96, 196

Losses and lessons, 84, 197

Methodology, 57, 99, 188–189, 196

Motivation, 194–195, 197

Net exposure, 103