Armand Emamdjomeh

Washington, D.C.

Graphics Reporter at The Washington Post

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Fire danger in LA is all around, but signals to residents are mixed

1 month ago | japantimes.co.jp | Leslie Kaufman |Andre Tartar |Armand Emamdjomeh

In the era of cutting-edge computer modeling, satellite data and AI, there has never been more abundant information on the danger that wildfire poses to homes in the Los Angeles area. But that didn’t necessarily help thousands of homeowners correctly assess their personal risk.
Fire danger in LA is all around, but signals to residents are mixed

1 month ago | dig-in.com | Leslie Kaufman |Andre Tartar |Armand Emamdjomeh

(Bloomberg) --In the era of cutting-edge computer modeling, satellite data and AI, there has never been more abundant information on the danger that wildfire poses to homes in the Los Angeles area. But that didn't necessarily help thousands of homeowners correctly assess their personal risk.
Fire Danger in LA Is All Around, But Signals to Residents Are Mixed

1 month ago | claimsjournal.com | Leslie Kaufman |Andre Tartar |Armand Emamdjomeh

In the era of cutting-edge computer modeling, satellite data and AI, there has never been more abundant information on the danger that wildfire poses to homes in the Los Angeles area. But that didn’t necessarily help thousands of homeowners correctly assess their personal risk.
Fire Danger in LA Is All Around, But Signals to Residents Are Mixed

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Leslie Kaufman |Andre Tartar |Armand Emamdjomeh

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'No Limit' Hedge Fund Fees Are Eating Up Their Clients' Gains

2 months ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Hema Parmar |Weihua Li |Kyle Kim |Armand Emamdjomeh

For the full experience visit: Hedge Funds Are Pocketing Much of Their Clients’ Gains With ‘No Limit’ FeesIn 2023, the main hedge fund at billionaire Dmitry Balyasny’s eponymous firm notched a gross return of 15.2%. Investors walked away with a gain of just 2.8%. The rest they paid in fees — more than $768 million to be exact — covering everything from trader compensation to mobile-phone service. That parceling out of costs is one of the most coveted perks of running a multistrategy hedge fund.
Hedge Funds Are Pocketing Much of Their Clients’ Gains With ‘No Limit’ Fees

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Hema Parmar |Weihua Li |Kyle Kim |Armand Emamdjomeh

Illustration: Rune Fisker | The Big Take By Hema ParmarWeihua LiKyle KimArmand Emamdjomeh February 10, 2025 In 2023, the main hedge fund at billionaire Dmitry Balyasny’s eponymous firm notched a gross return of 15.2%. Investors walked away with a gain of just 2.8%. The rest they paid in fees — more than $768 million — mainly for compensation but also a wide variety of other costs down to mobile-phone service.
'No Limit' Hedge Fund Fees Are Eating Up Their Clients' Gains

2 months ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Hema Parmar |Weihua Li |Kyle Kim |Armand Emamdjomeh

For the full experience visit: Hedge Funds Are Pocketing Much of Their Clients’ Gains With ‘No Limit’ FeesIn 2023, the main hedge fund at billionaire Dmitry Balyasny’s eponymous firm notched a gross return of 15.2%. Investors walked away with a gain of just 2.8%. The rest they paid in fees — more than $768 million to be exact — covering everything from trader compensation to mobile-phone service. That parceling out of costs is one of the most coveted perks of running a multistrategy hedge fund.
How water damages a flooded house - and which parts can be saved

Oct 8, 2024 | seattletimes.com | Armand Emamdjomeh |Bonnie Berkowitz |Leslie Shapiro |Aaron Steckelberg

Often it’s not the wind from a hurricane that does the most damage, it’s the water, particularly when a storm lingers and dumps huge amounts of rain over one area. But sometimes, a waterlogged house can be saved. “A high water depth doesn’t mean the home is destroyed,” said Claudette Hanks Reichel of Louisiana State University’s Agricultural Center, who has written disaster recovery material for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Tracking Hurricane Milton’s Latest Path

Oct 6, 2024 | bloomberg.com | Cedric Sam |Armand Emamdjomeh |Brian K. Sullivan |Alex Newman

2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season Published: October 6, 2024 at 4:00 PM EDT Milton strengthened to a Category 1 hurricane on Sunday afternoon, after Air Force hurricane hunters found that the storm was rapidly intensifying, with top winds reaching 80 miles (129 kilometers) per hour, up from 45 mph earlier.
How water damages a flooded house — and which parts can be saved

Oct 1, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Aaron Steckelberg |Bonnie Berkowitz |Armand Emamdjomeh |William Neff |Leslie Shapiro

Sorry, a summary is not available for this article at this time. Please try again later. Often it’s not the wind from a hurricane that does the most damage, it’s the water, particularly when a storm lingers and dumps huge amounts of rain over one area. But sometimes, a waterlogged house can be saved.