Cooper Hill Shutters Hedge Fund, Blames Poor Performance
Oct 2 2007 | 6:00am ET
Credit-focused hedge funds are not the only ones feeling the heat in the current market environment: New York-based Cooper Hill Partners, a $300 million healthcare hedge fund shop, has decided to close its doors.
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