Kyle Bass has exchanged marital knots with his wife, Alexandra Suich who is a manager of the non-profit 826 National.

At The Economist, Kyle's wife is a senior journalist for Politics, Technology, and Society. She has been there for more than 13 years.

Such held several jobs, including those of Finance Correspondent, Media Editor, and U.S. Technology Editor.

Likewise, Alexandra earned a B.A. in history and African studies from Yale University in 2008.

She participated in a variety of clubs and organizations throughout her time in college, including The Women's Leadership Initiative, The Yale Globalist, Global21, and the Sexual Harassment Grievance Board.

In a similar vein, Kyle spent less than a year as an intern at the UNDP in 2006.

Alexandra also serves on the Council on Foreign Relations for a term. She was selected as the Young Financial Journalist of 2012 by the Winnicott Foundation.

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Kyle Bass has lived a secretive life. Hence, not many details about his wife and married life are available on the web.

Kyle and Alexandra have been married for several years. The pair seems to have grown a stronger bond due to the passing of time as no reports have surfaced about them.

Similarly, no information is available regarding Suich and Bass's wedding ceremony, including the date and location online.

Kyle and Alexandra have not released any information about their children. Likewise, there has been no news about Alexandra being pregnant in the past.

The founder has not uploaded many pictures of his wife and family on his social media handle.

According to sources, Bass and Suich live in San Francisco and Dallas. One can explore and get updates about the couple through their social media handles under the username @AlexandraSuich.

As of 2022, Kyle Bass’s projected net worth is estimated to be over 2.5 billion dollars.

Hayman Capital Management is his source of income. Kyle may also have other sources of income hidden from the public.

The founder has not disclosed his annual earnings from his income sources.

Bass is renowned for his accurate prediction of the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis, his winning wager against it, and his vehement verbal condemnation of the Chinese Communist Party (C.C.P.) and its policies.

Kyle entered Texas Christian University on a scholarship for academics and Division I dive. He received his B.B.A. in finance in 1992.

He has received the 2019 Foreign Policy Association Medal and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. And he previously served as the Board of Directors Risk Committee Chair for the University of Texas Investment Management Company (UTIMCO).

The founder held positions as Senior Managing Director and Managing Director at Bear Stearns and Legg Mason before launching Hayman Capital.