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BOSTON (Reuters) - , a $4.5 billion hedge fund firm that became ensnared in a U.S. government insider trading probe last year, said it would shut down some of its portfolios.
The decision comes less than three months after the Greenwich, Conn.-based firm bought back the majority of its shares from one- time corporate parent Morgan Stanley and less than six months after it started a new portfolio that provides loans to mid-sized companies.See the full content of this document
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Frontpoint to Shut Down Several Funds
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