Epstein Secrets

equirements applicable to its operations and (iii) retain brokers and borrow money on behalf of the Fund. • August 1, 2003 Agreement - relating to Zwirn's transition out of direct employment by Highbridge to serving as investment advisor of all of the Funds and a Highbridge managed account. See Harr

um of the Fund. On page 14,"Although HCM (Highbridge Capital Management, LLC) is a Member of the Trading Manager, neither HCM nor Messrs. Dubin or Swieca have any authority or discretion over the operations or investments of the Trading Manager, the Fund, or the Non-U.S. Fund. Mr. Ziwrn has sole disc

rom September 06 through May 30, 2007 Carolyn Rubin works with SEC examiners to complete SEC Audit of HCM. In Rubin's complaint against HCM, Dubin, Swieca and others, Rubin alleges that "Rubin was not informed of internal meetings and meetings with outside counsel, discussions and internal preparation

sted $60 MM with Highbridge, who employed Dan Zwirn as a manager. I also invested an additional $20 MM at the beginning of 2005. • In March 2004, Zwirn spun off into D.B. Zwirn and Co. • In September 2004, Highbridge sold most of its interests to J.P. Morgan. Though its is Kirklands' understanding

paid out under a separate agreement We understand that to date, all the monies owed to Dubin and Swieca have not been fully paid, so that Dubin and Swieca still retains an interest in the Zwirn business. • In October 2006, Zwirn called me to alert me to the fact he had terminated Perry Gruss as CFO

to be returned, the Dubin and Sweica interests reduced, and EFTA00731084 again we are told that an agreement was entered into that the Dubin and Swieca interests also be paid out under a separate agreement We understand that to date, all the monies owed to Dubin and Swieca have not been fully paid,

sted $60 MM with Highbridge, who employed Dan Zwirn as a manager. I also invested an additional $20 MM at the beginning of 2005. • In March 2004, Zwirn spun off into D.B. Zwirn and Co. • In September 2004, Highbridge sold most of its interests to J.P. Morgan. Though its is Kirklands' understanding

paid out under a separate agreement We understand that to date, all the monies owed to Dubin and Swieca have not been fully paid, so that Dubin and Swieca still retains an interest in the Zwirn business. • In October 2006, Zwirn called me to alert me to the fact he had terminated Perry Gruss as CFO

to be returned, the Dubin and Sweica interests reduced, and EFTA00587573 again we are told that an agreement was entered into that the Dubin and Swieca interests also be paid out under a separate agreement We understand that to date, all the monies owed to Dubin and Swieca have not been fully paid,

Trust, according to court papers. At its peak, the investment was worth $140 million. Mr. Dubin and Mr. Epstein parted professional ways after Mr. Zwirn's fund shut down and Mr. Epstein sued, according to a person close to Mr. Dubin. The two men, however, continued to socialize, with Mr. Epstein join

ley's leadership — into a major player in the fast-growing hedge fund world, and it cemented Mr. Staley's role in the bank as an up- and-comer. (Mr. Swieca left the bank in 2009, and Mr. Dubin left in 2013.) Mr. Epstein, meanwhile, invested $10 million in Highbridge through a financial consulting firm h