This New Forbes 400 Cover Star Was Once Its Youngest Self-Made Member

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In 2003, at 34, Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin debuted on the Forbes 400 as that year’s youngest self-made member, with a net worth of $650 million. Now, 19 years later, he’s on its cover with his hedge fund worth $47 billion.

Griffin is a big-picture guy whose track record is nearly unparalleled on Wall Street. He’s had only two down years in the past 31, earning his investors an average of 19% per annum. What has driven those returns are his close study of macrotrends and his uniquely powerful position at a fulcrum of global finance.

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