Institutional Investor reported in February 2011 that Clarium, launched in 2002, had about $7 billion at its 2007 peak but had shrunk to a reported $500 million, mostly Thiel’s own money, after three years of losses ending with a 23 percent drop in 2010. [1]
Clarium’s rise and fall
The hedge fund record.
What we can’t tell you. Hedge-fund returns are private; figures are as reported.
The sources
- Institutional Investor: “Peter Thiel Reboots”, 28 February 2011 ↗
Trade press: Clarium peaked at about $7 billion in 2007 and had shrunk to about $500 million, mostly his own money, after three losing years.
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