In what is possibly the first sign of reaction to the Dodd-Franks Bill, Goldman Sachs’ Asia-based Principal Strategies traders, a 10-man plus team managed by Global Head Principal Strategi
In what is possibly the first sign of reaction to the Dodd-Franks Bill, Goldman Sachs’ Asia-based Principal Strategies traders, a 10-man plus team managed by Global Head Principal Strategies Morgan Sze, are gearing up to leave the firm at the end of the year to start their own hedge fund. To add extra gravitas ex-CEO of Boyer Allen, Roger Denby-Jones, has been appointed as the fund’s COO, and even though he will help set up the company, he won’t, as pointed out in Bloomberg News, be a Goldman’s employee. The fund will be based in Hong Kong. Denby-Jones himself is an ex-Goldman Sachs prime broker, where, during his 14 years, he led prime brokerage sales in Europe before joining Boyer Allen in 2005.