Chelsea Clinton's husband and his partners have suffered a huge loss after trying to bet on the revival of the Greek economy, and are now being forced to shut down one of their hedge funds.

Marc Mezvinsky, 38, and his partners, former Goldman Sachs colleagues Bennett Grau and Mark Mallon, raised $25million from investors to buy up bank stocks and debt from the struggling nation.

That fund however has lost 90 percent of its value, investors with direct knowledge of the situation told The New York Times, and will now be closed.

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Hedge fund: Chelsea Clinton's husband Marc Mezvisnky (above in September 2011) started Eaglevale Partners in 2011, with two of his former Goldman Sachs coworkers

Game plan: Shortly after Mezvinsky started the company he set up the Eaglevale Hellenic Opportunity to buy up Greek debt and bank stock (Trudie Styler, Mezvinsky, Chelsea and Hillary, Sting and Bill Clinton in 2014)

Failure: That fund collected $25million from investors but has been forced to shut down the hedge fund after losing 90 percent of that money (couple above walking daughter Charlotte last month)

Eaglevale Partners was started in 2011 by Mezvinsky and his partners, with their former boss, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd C. Blankfein, one of the first investors.

The flagship fund currently manages $330 million and is down 1 percent this year.

Mezvinsky was long gone from his job at Goldman in October 2013 when his mother-in-law Hillary was paid to give a speech to executives at the company during a technology conference in Arizona.

She was reportedly paid $225,000 for that appearance.

There had been news of trouble with the company's Greek bet for some time now, which was called the Eaglevale Hellenic Opportunity.

The Wall Street Journal reported in February 2015 that Eaglevalle said in a letter to investors that year that they had been 'incorrect' to bet on Greece and that is why the company had lost money two of the three years prior.

The main fund dropped 3.6% in 2014, fained just 2.06% in 2013 and lost 1.96% in 2012.

The situation in the country last year likely only made things worse, with Greece having to be saved from the brink of economic collapse at the last second thanks to a bailout.

But good news for the people working at the hedge fund, as most funds collect management fees meaning money comes in even if funds lose money.

Shortly after starting Eagleville, Mezvinsky and Chelsea moved into a $10million New York City apartment opposite Madison Square Park.

The four-bedroom, 5,000-square-foot apartment is one of only four residences in the building, which despite the low occupancy rate still has a full-time doorman.

Swank: Mezvinsky, 38, and Chelsea, 36, live in a full floor apartment located on New York City's Madison Square Park (exterior is the three window wide brick building above)

Gorgeous view: The residence, which is the length of an entire city block, was purchased in 2013 by the couple for $10million (living room above)

Location: The bedrooms meanwhile (master above) face right into Vera Wang's bridal design studio, who designed Cheslea's dress for her wedding day

Chelsea, expecting the couple's second child, spoke in New York on Tuesday

The apartment, whose hallways stretch a full city block, also has two dishwashers, two washer and dryers, dressing rooms with double-sided vanity mirrors, and two massive walk-in closets.

The bedrooms meanwhile face right into Vera Wang's bridal design studio, who designed Cheslea's dress for her wedding day.

Chelsea, 36, has stayed busy this past year campaigning for her mother while also working for the Clinton Foundation.