(Reuters) Hedge fund Tiger Global Management, known for making big bets on technology companies, slipped modestly in March, leaving it down 21 percent for the first three months of the year, an investor in the fund said.The numbers put the New York-based firm, which manages roughly $6 billion in its hedge fund, among the year’s worst performers, a rare misstep for the highly secretive firm. Overall the firm manages roughly $20 billion.
For 2015, Tiger Global had a gain of 6.8 percent gain, while most other firms had losses. A spokeswoman did not respond to an email requesting comment.
