Sentence examples for fund hotshot from inspiring English sources

To make the cut this year, a hedge fund hotshot needed to earn $75 million, down sharply from the $360 million cutoff for 2007's top 25.

He hired hedge fund hotshot and one-time Fidelity wunderkind Brian Posner to oversee the Citi domestic equity funds.

In the fall it was revealed that some mutual fund hotshots, apparently immune to regulation, were favoring fat cats and not ordinary investors.

The women are in the pilot group of a program called Groceryships, and they were improbably brought together by a 34-year-old former hedge-fund hotshot who once griped that his $3.4-million 3.4-million bonus

In "A Stranger in Paradise," hedge-fund hotshot Josh Colin Egglesfieldd of "The Client List" and the "Melrose Place" TV reboot) narrowly evades an SEC investigation with an impromptu trip to Thailand, only to find thugs and crooked cops on his trail.

"The people who caricature us as being only interested in funding young hotshots forget that when we started, in 2005, young founders were not a privileged group but a marginalized one," he wrote.

This magazine, for example, grades funds separately for bull- and bear-market performance; if a seemingly hotshot fund boasts of a terrific ten-year gain but gets a FORBES D or F in down markets, then it was taking big risks with customers' money and doesn't deserve any of yours.

Why not go for the cheaper fund where the hotshot manager does extra duty?

To Johnson, Fidelity's original hotshot fund manager, it may be a humbling comedown for the public to regard his firm as a fuddy-duddy.

Not everyone is going to be a VC-funded $100 million hotshot.

The British entrepreneur and author's best-selling first book, Mr China, was a classic account of his attempt in the 1990s to invest – and later salvage – a $400 million fund raised by a hotshot Wall Street banker who bought stakes in factories all over the country.