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Episode 564: Rob Copeland
Jan 17, 2024
Rob Copeland, finance reporter for The New York Times and author of The Fund, discusses his book on Ray Dalio and Bridgewater Associates. Topics include the unusual workings of Bridgewater, the evolution of hedge funds, challenges in publishing a contentious book, the role of media in shaping the Bridgewater myth, and the ideological motivations of successful business leaders.
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- Rob Copeland's book 'The Fund' uncovers the unusual dynamics and extreme transparency within Ray Dalio's hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates.
- The podcast exposes the cult-like environment within Bridgewater Associates, revealing the impact of its insular environment on employees.
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