Epstein Secrets

of which have set up shop in the last two years, j=cking up home prices and spurring a countywide initiative to become, as so=e have said, "the new Greenwich." For hedge fund managers who might normally be inclined toward Westchester o= Connecticut, the allure of South Florida is as plain as grits on toa

ment managers called SocialAlpha that enco=rages bankers in Palm Beach County's ritzy social scene to get to =now each other. Even Florida governor Rick Scott has gotten involved, send=ng personal letters to friends and prospects from the Northeast (the gover=or is a former Greenwich resident and businessm

y of which have set up shop in the last two years, jacking up home prices and spurring a countywide initiative to become, as some have said, "the new Greenwich." For hedge fund managers who might normally be inclined toward Westchester or Connecticut, the allure of South Florida is as plain as grits on toast

stment managers called SocialAlpha that encourages bankers in Palm Beach County's ritzy social scene to get to know each other. Even Florida governor Rick Scott has gotten involved, sending personal letters to friends and prospects from the Northeast (the governor is a former Greenwich resident and businessma

y of which have set up shop in the last two years, jacking up home prices anc spurring a countywide initiative to become, as some have said, "the new Greenwich. For hedge fund managers who might normally be inclined toward Westchester or Connecticut, the allure of South Florida is as plain as grits on toast.

lub for local investment managers called Socialalpha that encourages bankers in Palm Beach County's ritzy to get to know each other. Florida governor Rick Scott has gotten involved, sending personal letters to friends and prospects the Northeast (the governor is a former Greenwich resident and businessman) to