Hedge-Fund Manager Einhorn Has 2nd Straight Monthly Loss In February
March 02 2011 - 4:32PM
Dow Jones News
Hedge-fund manager David Einhorn had a second straight small
monthly loss in February, lagging some other managers in the
industry, according to the investment results of Greenlight Capital
Re Ltd. (GLRE), a reinsurer that invests its premiums with
Einhorn.
Einhorn, who runs hedge-fund firm Greenlight Capital, is also
chairman of Greenlight Capital Re, which reinsures property and
casualty risks.
While most reinsurers plow premiums into bonds and other
credit-related securities, Greenlight Capital Re invests almost all
its premiums with Einhorn, who specializes in long/short equity
trading.
Einhorn was down 0.8% in February, after a smaller loss in
January. That left him 1.4% down so far in 2011, according to a
disclosure on Greenlight Capital Re's website.
Einhorn's largest disclosed long positions at the end of
February were: Cardinal Health Inc. (CAH) , CareFusion Corp. (CFN)
, Ensco PLC (ESV), gold, Pfizer Inc. (PFE) and Vodafone Group PLC
(VOD, VOD.LN), according to the disclosures.
A month earlier, his largest disclosed long holdings were:
Arkema SA (AKE.FR, ARKAY), Delta Lloyd NV (DLLLF), Ensco, gold,
Pfizer and Vodafone Group, according to the disclosures.
Och-Ziff
Dan Och's Och-Ziff Capital Management LLC (OZM), one of the
largest hedge-fund firms, said in a regulatory filing Wednesday
that its main fund, the OZ Master Fund, returned 1.1% in February,
leaving it up 2.83% so far this year.
The firm's European hedge fund gained 0.88% in February, while
its OZ Global Special Investments fund was up 1.67%.
Och-Ziff's Asia Master Fund lost 0.1% in February, leaving it up
0.88% so far in 2011, according to the regulatory filing.
Third Point
Dan Loeb's $3.1 billion Third Point Offshore hedge fund returned
3.6% in February, leaving it up 7.6% so far this year, according to
a London Stock Exchange filing Wednesday.
Loeb's biggest positions are gold, securities of Chrysler Group
LLC and auto-parts maker Delphi, El Paso Corp. (EP) and
LyondellBasell Industries (LYB) .
The fund's top winners in February included gold, securities of
NXP Semiconductors NV (NXPI) and El Paso, according to the
filing.
-Alistair Barr; 415-439-6400; AskNewswires@dowjones.com
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