Glenn Dubin leaves hedge fund, distances himself from Epstein reports - Business Insider

with Epstein over decades, including hedge fund investments made before Epstein went to jail in 2008 on charges including procuring a minor for prostitution.

Now, Dubin is returning his equity stake in the company – he invested about $100 million in 2014 – and turning over leadership to Greg Eisner. The new CEO seeks to double the firm's $1 billion in assets, per Reuters, which reported the firm has about 90 employees. Dubin's media representatives provided the letter to Business Insider and declined to comment further.

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