How Manly Stanley raised a healthy hedge fund family

As Stanley Fink announces the forthcoming resignation of his CEO seat at Man Group in 2007, those who have seen the industry grow with him reflect on his achievements, and assess his legacy both for Man Group, and for the broader hedge fund industry

Stanley Fink has become something of an industry icon.

His peers watch his every move with great intent, while journalists hang on his every word just as carefully. 48-year-old Fink last month announced he would swap the CEO's chair at Man Group for a back seat from 1 April 2007, to concentrate on his philanthropic work, including current commitments to Absolute Return for Kids (ARK).

"Stanley has put an enormous amount of energy into his charitable work for many, many years," says Anthony Todd

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