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- Anthony Scaramucci's SkyBridge Capital suffered a 39% loss in its top funds in 2022, according to Bloomberg.
- That's due to losing bets on FTX and cryptocurrencies, pushing investors to pull their money out.
- SkyBridge investors asked to withdraw 60% of a top fund's capital in the September 30 redemption period, but it only returned 10%.
SkyBridge Capital's biggest funds suffered a 39% loss in 2022 thanks to losing bets on FTX and cryptocurrencies, according to a report from Bloomberg.
The firm's largest fund was rocked in November by FTX's collapse. Cryptocurrencies made up some 28% of the fund, while its stake in FTX accounted for 14%.