Christopher Hohn is beside himself. Its a dreary rain-swept morning in early September, and Hohn, looking more like a graduate student, with his rimless glasses and rumpled shirt, than the most feared shareholder activist in Europe, strides briskly across a conference room in his hedge funds stark, glass-partitioned, modern headquarters in Mayfair, London, and drops down into a black leather chair. The intensely private, 41-year-old founder of the Childrens Investment Fund Management (UK) has just made a rare public announcement and still wears the pained expression of the reluc[...]
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