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Hedge fund managers are set to earn as much as £250m a year if the UK leaves the EU:
Hedge fund managers backing ‘Out’ campaign set to make millions from Brexit
Which is probably why several wealthy hedge fund managers have been making donations to leaders of the Brexit campaign, in particular Boris Johnson.
They include Peter Dubens , Simon and David Reuben, Sir Michael Hintze and this charming man, Johan Christofferson:
As you can see, Johan loves fox hunting. He will also be £250m a year richer if we vote to leave the EU.
So make Johan happy on June 23rd. Vote Brexit.
Pride's Purge 
DOES NOT SURPRISE ME AT ALL
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it does not surprise me either
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I thought all the wealthy want to stay in, Jeremy wants to stay in with them.
vote leave
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£250m is the estimated total amount across all Hedge Funds, not a payment to one manager! The investors (including our pension funds) would get the vast majority of it. It’s advisable to read the article.
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Good work but a waste of time anyone with any knowledge of the British public feeling knew the vote would be exit once the decision to hold a referendum was taken
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yes im one of them ha ha ha
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A great insight into the world of the Hedge Fund, the role of 27/7 financial and other news TV and the interest and response of the masses in depicted in the film of 2016 so far Monster Money directed by Jodi Foster.
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Reblogged this on Beastrabban’s Weblog and commented:
Another great piece from the always dependable Tom Pride. A little while ago, I put up a piece from Private Eye, reporting how Andrea Leadsom, one of the leaders of the Brexit campaign, was being backed by hedge funds. Although this was published over a month ago, it’s still very, very relevant, as it shows how these companies planned to get massively rich when this country voted against its best interest and decided to leave the EU. Johnson is out of the race as Tory leader, and I can’t see Leadsom winning, but I’ve no doubt that the pernicious influence of the hedge funds will remain.
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