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Activists Turn Out a Strong First Quarter

Jeffrey Ubben’s ValueAct rises 6.3 percent, driven by plays like Valeant and the Halliburton–Baker Hughes merger. TCI is up 13 percent net.

By Stephen Taub Stephen Taub
April 21, 2015
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Christopher Hohn of TCI (Bloomberg)

Hedge fund activists mostly posted strong results in the first quarter, led by Jeffrey Ubben’s ValueAct Capital and Christopher Hohn’s the Children’s Investment Fund Management (TCI).

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William Ackman Barry Rosenstein Third Point Valeant Pharmaceuticals Valueact Tiger Cub Jana Partners Christopher Hohn Pershing Square Capital Management Baker Hughes Halliburton Jeffrey Ubben Moodys Investors Service Marcato International Fund Childrens Investment Fund Management Biovail Corp Daniel Loeb
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