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Hedge fund managers usually invest a significant portion of their wealth in their own fund. As a result, their annual earnings is driven by their wealth and their funds' returns. Insider Monkey, your source for free insider trading data, calculated the change in wealth for each fund manager that made the Forbes' billionaires list. For most fund managers, the change in wealth approximates their earnings and investment gains. We ranked the 42 billionaire hedge fund managers who increased their wealth by at least $50 Million in 2010. Here are the highest paid hedge fund managers in 2010:

Tags: Bill Gross PIMCO, Bruce Karsh Oaktree, Bruce Kovner Caxton Associates, Carl Icahn, David Bonderman TPG Capital, David Rubenstein Carlyle Group, David Tepper Appaloosa Management, Eddie Lampert ESL, George Argyros Westar Capital, George Soros, Glenn Dubin Highbridge Capital Management, Henry Swieca Highbridge Capital Management, Highest Paid Hedge Fund Managers, Howard Marks Oaktree, Israel Englander Millenium International, James Coulter TPG Capital, Jim Simons Renaissance Technologies, John Paulson - Paulson & Co., Jonathan Nelson Providence Equity Partners, Julian Robertson Tiger Management, Ken Fisher Fisher Asset Management, Ken Griffin Citadel, Leon Cooperman Omega Advisors, Louis Bacon Moore Capital, Marc Lasry Avenue Capital, Marc Rowan Apollo Management, Michael Hintze CQS, Michael Milken, Michael Price MFP Investors, Noam Gottesman, Paul Tudor Jones, Peter Thiel Clarium Capital, Philip Falcone Harbinger Capital, Ray Dalio Bridgewater Associates, Richard Chilton Chilton Investment Co., Ron Perelman, Stephen Mandel Lone Pine Capital, Steven Cohen SAC Capital, T. Boone Pickens BP Capital, Ted Forstmann, Thomas Lee Lee Equity Partners, Warren Buffett, Wilbur Ross WL Ross & Co

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