Eton Park Capital Management
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| Eton Park Capital Management LLC | |
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| Type | Private |
| Founded | New York, NY, USA (November 2004) |
| Headquarters | New York, NY, United States |
| Key people | Eric Mindich, Founder |
| Industry | Hedge fund |
Eton Park Capital Management was founded in November 2004 by former Goldman Sachs partner Eric Mindich as a hedge fund that invests in the public and private markets. Up to 30% of the fund can be invested in private market transactions, and investors in the fund generally have committed their capital for between three and five years - considerably longer than the quarterly redemption notices that are characteristic of many hedge funds.
In November 2007, the $300 million R6 Capital Management fund and Eton Park announced that R6 would wind down its business and transfer its assets to Eton Park.[1] Ralph F. Rosenberg, head of R6, joined Eton Park to focus on credit, distressed investing and real estate. On January 1, 2008, the R6 Capital Management team joined Eton Park.[2]
As of December 2007, its fund size is over $10 billion. Some of its investments include GMR Infrastructure, Jai Corp, and a 5% stake in Reliance Capital[3][4], which are all Indian corporations.
The company owns a number of internet domains (etonpark.com[5], etonparkcapitalmanagement.com[6], and others) but has no public website.
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