Romney Has Major Stake in Sinking Fund Candidates in both parties could see big donations dry up By Evelyn Renold Posted Aug 16, 2007 7:23 PM CDT Copied Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, speaks to a group of supporters during a town hall meeting in Winter Park, Fla., Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2007.(AP Photo/John Raoux) (Associated Press) Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has a substantial investment in a teetering Goldman Sachs hedge fund that was propped up with a $3 billion cash infusion after it lost a third of its value. Romney, who won a symbolic victory in Iowa's GOP straw poll last weekend, is thought to have least $1M in the Global Equity Opportunities Fund, reports thestreet.com. Given Romney's immense wealth (estimated at 250M), the fund meltdown may not be so painful for him. But the real-estate and credit collapse could mean trouble for other presidential candidates, both Democrats and Republicans, who rely on Wall Street banks, hedge-fund companies and the real-estate industry for major campaign contributions. Read These Next Woman, 64, is in hot water over her singing of a national anthem. Baby born deep in Amazon rainforest is 'a source of hope.' Boebert defends leaking Hillary Clinton photo. An undersea cable that changed our world is coming up. Report an error