Hedge funds continue to attract engineers and other technology talent from the investment banking sector, with managers drawing expertise from the likes of Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse, according to a report by efinancialcareers.

Hong Kong-headquartered Tiger Cub hedge fund Karst Peak Capital’s Sydney-based healthcare partner Hashan De Silva is starting his own fund, according to a report by the Financial Review. De Silva’s firm will launch with seed capital from Karst Peak Capital founder Adam Leitzes, who formerly worked at Julian Robertson’s Tiger Management.

Millennium, the long-running multi-manager hedge fund firm founded by Israel Englander, has hired Utkarsh Khandelwal as an emerging market equities analyst, according to a report by The Trade.

Alternative asset management firm Hayfin Capital Management (Hayfin) has appointed Marc Chowrimootoo as a Managing Director and Portfolio Manager within its private credit business.

BTIG Limited has appointed Andrew Vass, a seasoned cross-asset sales and trading specialist, as a Managing Director the firm's Institutional Equities business in London.

Blank Rome has appointed David E Kronenberg as an energy finance partner in the Finance, Restructuring, and Bankruptcy practice group, and a member of the firm’s cross-practice Energy Industry Team.

Linedata, a global provider of asset management and credit technology data and services, has added to its existing footprint in North America with a new office in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Two members of Goldman Sachs quant team have left the business to a pursue crypto and hedge fund opportunities, according to Tittle Press.

DOMOS FS has added Hugues Chabanis – Vice President of Innovation at SimCorp – to its Board of Directors.

Michael Hunstad, PhD, Northern Trust Asset Management's (NTAM) head of quantitative strategies since 2018, is expanding his management responsibilities to include NTAM’s index equity and tax-advantaged equity teams, both of which are grounded in the systematic approach that powers the firm’s quantitative processes.