Eileen Murray filed a lawsuit to get a court order that public disclosures of her gender-discrimination dispute with the company won’t void her right to earn millions of dollar of deferred compensation.
Former Bridgewater Associates co-CEO Eileen Murray, once one of the most senior women in the hedge fund industry, filed a
Murray said she had disclosed the information to Finra, a regulatory agency she now chairs, and called the firm’s attempt to withhold pay an “improper gambit to silence her voice” and a “cynical plan to intimidate and silence her.”
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