Glenn Dubin

Glenn Dubin cofounded multi-strategy hedge fund Highbridge Capital in 1992. Dubin sold a majority stake to JPMorgan in 2004 for $1.3 billion. He also cofounded quantitative hedge fund Engineer's Gate and is the lead shareholder of Castleton Commodities, an energy firm he bought with an investor group that included Paul Tudor Jones in 2012. Dubin runs a family office, Dubin & Co., which backs early and late-stage growth companies, including Brex and Scale AI. The first person in his family to attend college, Dubin played football for Stony Brook University before getting a job as a stock broker at EF Hutton. Dubin is a founding board member of the Robin Hood Foundation, a New York poverty-fighting group. Dubin and his wife, Eva, an MD and breast cancer survivor, donated millions to found the Dubin Breast Center at Mount Sinai Medical Center, which opened in 2011. Fox News' "The Five" turns 15 as cable news' most-watched show. The show's permanent co-hosts reflect on the chemistry and formula behind its success. The latest Epstein files name two more billionaire clients: real estate mogul Mortimer Zuckerman and Rothschild heir by marriage Ariane de Rothschild. The most recent tranches of documents released by the Southern District of New York include mentions of supermodel Heidi Klum, billionaire former Victoria’s Secret CEO Les Wexner and billionaire hedge fund manager Glenn Dubin, along with Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew. "These documents play a role in showing us how Jeffrey Epstein leveraged his connections to the rich and famous." Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, Alan Dershowitz, Glenn Dubin are among those cited in newly released documents. The first of more than 150 names of people associated with sexual abuser Jeffrey Epstein will be released Wednesday, the court confirmed, as a slew of alleged Epstein victims, associates and employees are set to be made public. The names of 187 associates of Jeffrey Epstein are scheduled to be released after years of lawsuits and criminal trials—involving powerful figures including Prince Andrew. Glenn Dubin became a billionaire by investing in the strongest macro tailwinds. Today he’s bullish on energy, fintech and artificial intelligence. Investing can be a dangerous business, but the rewards of success compel the sometimes difficult and drawn-out pursuit of profits, even as treacherous conditions threaten to bedevil the most skilled adventurers on the road to riches. The two men had a strong business relationship, even after Epstein was first indicted in the mid-2000s. Dubin has denied claims he had sex with alleged Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre. The Bureau of Federal Prisons faces mounting scrutiny following the death of Jeffrey Epstein at a New York jail. The fall of oil and gas prices has taken a toll on energy stocks, but top hedge fund billionaires don’t seem to be worried.