Can a boxer also become a hedge fund manager?

Question

Can a boxer also become a hedge fund manager?

Answer 1

Yes they can, alot easier than a hedge fund manager becoming a boxer.  Go for it, if someone doesn't hire you, you can always beat c**p out of them.

You just have to study hard and make sure that you have a good understanding of the markets; the products traded within those markets and the rules and regulations governing those markets

Keep in mind you don't become a manager over-night and it takes a lot of effort, and work just to be known in the field before you could even be considered qualified to accept that responsibility.

Study hard, and if you want it bad enough you can do it.

Answer 2

Maybe a hedge trimmer as you need good strong arms to do that!? *LOL*

Answer 3

leave the dog alone...  why dont you ask the RSPCA  !!

Answer 4

Do you mean someone who can box clever? Or a genuine pugilist?

Answer 5

Yes, because both a boxer and a hedge fund manager, shares the same fighting spirit, to overcome all risks and to defect their opponents in order to win and profit.

Answer 6

Yes

Other than a criminal record I cannot imagine why not

The problem is building up the necessary clients

Answer 7

Yes, a boxer can certainly manage a Hedge Fund. Many pro athletes have gone on after their sports careers to manage money -- a few are even in the US Senate (Largent, Watts) and they have a direct vote on each year's Federal Budget.

There is no specific restriction on who may manage money (outside of prior crim-law violations); I was a Broker for a few years (and a terrible boxer) and I did just fine (with the money, not boxing).

Best of luck to you.

Answer 8

if i was an investor, i would probably shy away from you, because i wouldn't trust someone prone to head trauma with my money.