Inside the sprawling web of billionaire Julian Robertson, whose legendary Tiger Management has helped spawn hundreds of new hedge funds

Nearly two decades after Julian Robertson closed Tiger Management to outside investors, his fund still constantly pops up in headlines and conversations within the hedge fund industry he helped pioneer. 

The billionaire North Carolina native's sprawling network of spin-offs and seeded start-ups is almost overwhelming, and has spawned fellow billionaires like Chase Coleman, O. Andreas Halvorsen, Philippe Laffont, and several others.

We've mapped out all of these connections with a searchable graphic. You can hover over the boxes to see more about the individual funds. 

The list is massive, with hundreds of names and nearly 200 different firms, many of them already closed or shut down. Funds related to Robertson currently manage, conservatively, more than $230 billion in assets. 

Here's our exclusive Tiger Management family tree — it shows Julian Robertson at the center of a quarter-trillion-dollar web that links billionaires, the Pharma Bro, and a 'Big Short' main character

Anyone we missed or know of a new addition to the family tree on the way? Email bsaacks@businessinsider.com for all tips and comments.

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