Following the closure, investments in Asia will be overseen from its New York and London offices, the New York-based firm said in an emailed statement. It will continue to parcel out money to managers in Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan and other Asian hubs, it added.
A spokesman for the company didn’t immediately respond to an email seeking further information.
The billionaire founded the firm in 1970. It invests ...
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