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Based on the most helpful WSO content, there isn't specific information provided about TCI (Chris Hohn) and their gross/net exposure or leverage. However, here are some general insights on hedge fund leverage and exposure from the knowledge base:

  1. Gross Exposure: This is the total of long and short positions. For example, a fund running at 150% gross exposure might have 100% long and 50% short positions.
  2. Net Exposure: This is the difference between long and short positions. For instance, if a fund is 130% long and has no short positions, the net exposure would be 130%.

If you need more specific details about TCI's leverage and exposure, you might want to look for additional resources or threads on WSO that discuss TCI's strategies in more detail.

Sources: Q&A: HF Analyst @ $5bn+ Fund - Breaking In and Transition to Risk-Taking Role, Q&A: HF Analyst @ $5bn+ Fund - Breaking In and Transition to Risk-Taking Role, Do all equity l/s teams work an insane amount?, Question For the Credit Guys: When Is A Borrower Over levered?, Safe leverage / coverage ratio for LBOs during holding period?

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