Up 3,000%: The tail risk funds that mastered coronavirus market mayhem
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(Reuters) - Boaz Weinstein was waiting for this. The New York hedge fund manager, seasoned by past financial crises and spooked by seemingly endless quarters of ever-higher markets, had for years set up for financial calamity, even if it meant sometimes poor returns. When panic over the coronavirus spread to global financial markets in late February, Weinstein swung into action.Glued to a battery of computer screens to transact in three time zones for 15 hours a day, the former Deutsche Bank AG..