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Billionaire hedge funder Steve Cohen is getting no love from UK regulators. Cohen’s Point72 hedge fund has been barred from opening up his fund to British investors by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority, according to a Financial Times report . The hedgie was deemed not “fit and proper” by […]

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