Adam Levinson

Print Email Published: 04-Oct-2010 Fortress Investment Group has opened an office in Singapore, which will act as hub for the firm’s investment and business development activities in Asia. Adam Levinson, co-CIO of the firm’s global macro funds, will lead Fortress’s Asia-specific macro trading activities from Singapore office starting in early 2011. Levinson joined Fortress in 2002 and serves on the firm’s Operating and Management Committees.Prior to joining Fortress, he was a...Read Full Story

Bloomberg – Fortress Investment Group LLC’s Adam Levinson, co-chief investment officer of global macro funds, will move to Singapore to lead the New York-based buyout and hedge-fund firm’s expansion in Asia. Fortress will have an investment team of about 10 people in its new office in the city-state, Levinson, 40, said in an Oct. 1 interview from New York. He will start working in Singapore early next year. Read Complete ArticleRead Full Story

Print Email Published: 08-Nov-2010 Fortress Investment Group has posted a GAAP net loss of $272m for the third quarter ended 30 September 2010, compared to a loss of $190m for third quarter of 2009. The company's net loss attributable to Class A shareholders was $95m, or $0.62 loss per diluted share, as compared to a loss of $59m, or $0.43 loss per diluted share, for the third quarter 2009.Excluding principals agreement compensation, third quarter GAAP net loss was $32m, as...Read Full Story

London, August 13 (ANI): A Wall Street trader has been given the largest bonus of 156million pounds by his employer Fortress Investment Group LLC, which wanted to stop him from leaving for a competitor or starting his own firm. Thirty-eight-year-old Adam Levinson’s windfall is about four times the 44million-pound pay package commanded by Merrill Lynch’’s John Thain, who was the highest paid U.S. chief executive last year. Although Fortress declined comment, Levinson defended the award...Read Full Story

Fortress Investment Group, a New York-based investment manager, has reported a net loss of $381.91m for the third quarter of 2011, compared to $271.88m for the same period in 2010.Read Full Story