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The Republican presidential hopeful cofounded Strive Asset Management last year as a riposte to ESG approaches at firms such as BlackRock.

Strive Asset Management surpassed $1 billion in assets within a year of founding

The Republican presidential hopeful cofounded Strive Asset Management last year as a riposte to ESG approaches at firms such as BlackRock.

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Ramaswamy told news outlets on Monday he was misquoted by the Atlantic.

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The litigation stems from events earlier this year when two employees were terminated in what the firm referred to as a reorganization.

Former employees of Strive Asset Management in Dublin, co-founded by Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, have sued the firm.