Dario's view has not changed for many years, that is, by investing in various markets, such as American and international bonds, using leveraged trading (investing several times the original amount with a small amount of money) and taking smaller risks to obtain the maximum income.
"Dario has a new way of thinking." Rasty Olson, who is in charge of Kodak's retirement fund, said.
Part of Dario's initiative is to set up a hedge fund, mainly for institutional investors, not wealthy individuals. Of the approximately $654.38+000 billion managed by Qiaoshui Company, only a small part comes from the rich and sovereign wealth funds operated by the government. Almost one-third comes from public pensions, such as the Pennsylvania public school employee retirement system, and the other one-third comes from enterprise retirement funds, such as Kodak and General Motors.
Huang Guosong, chief investment officer of the Singapore sovereign wealth fund, said, "They are always innovating, constantly reflecting on themselves and constantly asking themselves,' Are we doing the right thing?' . I often ask myself,' If Qiaoshui is doing this, should we do the same?' "
The customer service of some hedge funds can only be regarded as "Monday morning quarterback", unlike Bridgewater. Its investors can receive a briefing, a monthly performance update report and a quarterly review every day.
"When many people are very tight-lipped, Dario will realize the value of making some things public, that is, these things can attract a lot of money." Robert johnson, former executive of Soros Fund Management Company and director of the Institute of New Economic Thinking, said.