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15. Egerton (John Armitage)
> Net gains since inception: $25.70 billion
> Start year: 1995
> Net gains in 2021: $3.10 billion
> Assets under management: $26.50 billion
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14. SAC/Point 72 (Steve Cohen)
> Net gains since inception: $27.70 billion
> Start year: 1992
> Net gains in 2021: $1.70 billion
> Assets under management: $24.00 billion
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13. Appaloosa (David Tepper)
> Net gains since inception: $30.70 billion
> Start year: 1993
> Net gains in 2021: $2.10 billion
> Assets under management: $13.10 billion
Source: Courtesy of Sculptor
12. Och Ziff/Sculptor (Dan Och/Jimmy Levin)
> Net gains since inception: $31.70 billion
> Start year: 1994
> Net gains in 2021: $1.90 billion
> Assets under management: $37.40 billion
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11. Farallon (Tom Steyer/Andrew Spokes)
> Net gains since inception: $32.60 billion
> Start year: 1987
> Net gains in 2021: $3.30 billion
> Assets under management: $40.00 billion
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