John Paulson
John Paulson is a prominent American businessman and hedge fund manager, best known for his successful investment strategies during the 2008 financial crisis. With a net worth that has been reported to be in the billions, he gained significant attention not only for his financial acumen but also for his close ties to political figures, particularly Donald Trump. Recently, he has been in the news due to his controversial personal life, as he became a father to a child with his younger fiancée, Aline de Almeida, while still married to his wife, Jenny Paulson.
Born on Dec 14, 1955 (69 years old)
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Switzerland:
John Paulson gained fame for his successful bet against subprime mortgages during the 2007/08 financial crisis.
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Honduras:
John Paulson benefited from the 2008 housing market crash and has a space named after him at the Milken Center.
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Romania:
John Paulson is a billionaire businessman who has made significant profits from investments related to the Trump administration.
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Turkey:
John Paulson is a businessman who has been in the news for his controversial relationship and recent engagement while still married.
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United States:
Billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson has previously disclosed stakes in Fannie and Freddie.
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Australia:
John Paulson, an American hedge fund manager, foresaw the subprime mortgage crisis and netted $US4 billion by shorting the mortgage sector.
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United States:
John Paulson is a hedge fund titan who helped raise tens of millions of dollars for Trump’s presidential campaigns.
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Canada:
Billionaire John Paulson will acquire a 50-per-cent stake in the Donlin gold Project from Barrick Gold.
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India:
John Paulson is mentioned as one of the wealthy donors that bolster Harvard’s endowment through tax-deductible gifts.
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United States:
The president had conversations over the weekend with his friend John Paulson, who came up and said, 'Hey, why aren't we doing better with that?'
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