have an interview with an energy hedge fund...how, other than searching edgar for their holdings (13F) and googling the shit out of them, the HELL do i find information on this company...any outside-of-the-box recommendations would be welcome. thank you
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Did you get it through a recruiter or an alumni contact. If alumni ask the alumni about the details.
Most hedgefunds are like this for a reason. They won't expect you to know the details, and their trading strategies are proprietary anyways.
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