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Henry Swieca is the founder of Talpion LLC, a New York-based family office. Prior to launching Talpion in 2010, Mr. Swieca co-founded global alternative investment management firm Highbridge Capital Management with childhood friend Glenn Dubin in 1992. He served as the firm’s chief investment officer from inception to its acquisition by JPMorgan Chase in 2009. As Highbridge CIO, he guided the firm through multiple market cycles as it achieved one of the best risk-adjusted returns in the hedge fund industry.
A well known hedge funding manager Henry Swieca started his career by trading stocks. He was just nineteen years old, when his parents died, leaving him alone with a few dollars. That time, he didn't lose hope and move ahead in his life. He also traded stocks for supporting his brother's education.
Son of holocaust survivors who grew up in Washington Heights Henry Swieca is counted among the billionaire of United States of America. His parents shifted to America from France in the year 1955. His early life was full of struggles as he don't have sufficient amount of money for living his life comfortably.
Henry Swieca started his school education from Franklin School, a private school, on a scholarship. For his higher education, he attended State University of New York (SUNY) where he received Bachelor's degree in Arts. He has keen interest in finance. Following his interest, he joined the Columbia University where received Master's degree in Business Management...
Founded by Henry Swieca, Talpion Fund Management LP, is a fund management firm based out of New York City. Talpion and Henry Swieca are the leading finance...
About Henry Swieca American businessman Henry Swieca has an estimated net worth of $1.2 billion as of March 2013 according to Forbes. He is known to be one of the founders of Highbridge Capital Management. He also founded Talpion Fund Management. Of Jewish ancestry, Henry Swieca was born in Washington Heights, Manhattan, New York.
Bloomberg News (Adds exemption in eighth paragraph.) Dec. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Henry Swieca plans to return money to outside investors in his $500 million hedge fund Talpion Fund Management LP that he started two years ago, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
Swieca Seedling doesn't have quite the ring of Tiger Cub, but Highbridge Capital Management co-founder Henry Swieca's first foray into backing his former protégés is ready for its debut.