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Michael Burry Says Scion Asset Management Will Stop Managing Client Funds
Michael Burry says Scion is not closing but will stop managing client funds and operate solely as his private investment vehicle.
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Michael Burry says Scion is not closing but will stop managing client funds and operate solely as his private investment vehicle.
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