By Svea Herbst-Bayliss 55 minutes ago BOSTON (Reuters) - In the world of palladium, gold and soy beans, hedge-fund manager Dwight Anderson was known as an imposing figure with an appetite for risk.At 6-foot-3-inches (1.9-metres), Anderson's towering physical presence was long matched by towering returns at his flagship 9-year-old hedge fund, one of several portfolios managed at Ospraie Management LLC, the world's biggest commodities hedge fund firm.
But the 41-year-old investor, whose flagship Ospraie Fund Ltd returned 15 percent a year on average from 2000 to 2007 with $3.8 billion invested at its peak last year, may have attempted to climb too far too fast, say investors in his fund.
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