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Anyone heard of Anomaly Capital? Started by ex-Viking CIO. How Much money do you suppose he’s running? Looks like he has 5 people on the investment team, so maybe $500M? What strategy do you thinks he’s running and what industries?
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It'll be bigger. Might be a multi-stage launch but will be >$1B by next Spring I heard. Think it's energy, consumer, and healthcare (but not certain about that). Also might be 6 people now. L/S, some amount of long exposure at all times but hedging for beta and factor risks to an extent.
They also have an ex-GS TMT + KKR TMT analyst and an ex-GS + Silverlake analyst, so would likely think they have a tech vertical as well
Ever heard of LinkedIn?
No idea. maybe a base of 150-200 but the bonus is the bulk of it and that's contingent on if the fund performs as Viking would or is a flop. Also contingent on how market performs overall. I'm just a newbie scrub in lowly banking but I'd guess a first-year analyst at these elite HFs would make 400-600 all-in?