John Arnold – American billionaire and former hedge fund manager

John Arnold shocked the hedge fund world in 2012 when, at just 38 years old, he announced he was retiring. One of the most successful energy traders alive, Arnold worked at Enron early in his career, earning the disgraced company a reported $750 million the year the firm declared bankruptcy. From its ashes, Arnold built his own hedge fund, taking former Enron colleagues to his newly founded Centaurus Advisors. He churned out triple-digit returns for several years and minted a billion-dollar fortune in the process.

He cooperates with such personalities like Volley Greg, Bill Perkins, Jeffrey Welch and Conrad GOERLO. Jon Arnold picked up a great team, thanks to which his company has achieved such high results. Centaurus has offices throughout the US and one of the leading American experts are working in it.
During the collapse of the company (Amaranth Advisors), John Arnold gives quite a lot of money on credit.

And in 2005 these money has returned him a 150 percent revenue. Rumors say that John Arnold received a 1.5 billion profit into the $ 2 billion in a few years. Although it is not documented, but it can be said that he is very talented and successful businessman who is already in his thirty-three years has achieved unprecedented heights.

In the magazine’s list of “Forbes” John Arnold in 2007 occupied the 317th position among the richest Americans. At the age of thirty-three years, he became the youngest billionaire in the world. In 2008 his fortune is estimated at $ 1.5 billion.

Now he spends most of his time giving away his fortune, employing the same contrarian philosophy that made him billions as an energy trader. A Democrat who favors pension reform and works with the Koch brothers on criminal justice reform, Arnold has backed efforts to study dietary guidelines, reduce drug costs and measure pretrial risk. He runs his philanthropic foundation with his wife, Laura.