How Tiger Global’s Investment Strategy Evolved Post-2022 Losses
As Tiger Global nears its 25th anniversary, the New York-based stockpicker is ready to move on from its recent past and return to its roots.
The $50 billion manager, founded and run by billionaire Chase Coleman, posted back-to-back annual losses in 2021 and 2022, with the latter being a 56% swoon that brought about “enhanced risk management processes,” the firm’s investment team told investors in an April letter seen by Business Insider.
The results since then: A two-year resurgence for one of the original Tiger Cubs, with gains of 28.5% and 24% in 2023 and 2024, respectively. The letter notes the firm was up 2.5% in its hedge fund in 2025’s volatile first quarter.
“Regular reviews of market and macro…
