RAY DALIO

Born: Raymond Thomas Dalio

August 8, 1949 (age 73)

New York City, U.S.

Education: Long Island University, Post (BS)

Harvard University (MBA)

Occupation: Hedge fund manager

Known for: Founder of Bridgewater Associates

Spouse Barbara Dalio

Children: 4 sons, including Paul

RAY DALIO

Early life

Investment career

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College

Graduate school

Professional start

Founding of Bridgewater Associates

Rise to prominence

Investment philosophy

Views

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Capitalism and socio-economic inequality

China

Personal life

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Family

Health

Wealth

Philanthropy

Hobbies

Published works

Awards and honors

See also

References

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