Citigroup is to part company with one of the most senior executives in its trading unit, with Conor Davis set to leave the company as part of a wider overhaul of the Wall Street giant’s business operations led by Chief
Euronext has launched new European-style daily options that are settled at the end of the trading day on the CAC 40 index, enabling investors to execute short-term trading strategies and gain exposure to the main index of Euronext Paris.
Some 88% of hedge funds have so far seen positive returns from across most strategies in 2024, building on 2023’s double-digit returns, according to the latest monthly report on hedge funds from Citco, the $1.8tn global alternative investment asset servicer.
Rokos Capital Management, the London-based hedge fund firm founded by Chris Rokos, has continued its recent hiring spree with the appointments of Jaymie Sullivan as an Equities Investment Officer and Kamil Belkhayat as a Volatility Trader, according to a report
Li Bei, Founder of Shanghai Banxia Investment Management Center, one of China’s top macro hedge fund firms, has warned investors that the prospects of a “mid-to long-term reversal” means they should steer clear of investing in small cap stocks, according
Profits last year at multi-strategy hedge fund major Citadel were boosted by a bumper 12 months for the firm’s commodities trading business, which generated more than $4bn in 2023, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Snapper Creek Energy, a data-driven commodity brokerage specialising in traditional, renewable and transitional energy markets, has launched a new physical liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) brokerage desk.
Ken Griffin’s multi-strategy hedge fund firm Citadel has boosted its trading teams in its London, Paris and New York offices with the addition of several new fixed income and macro Traders, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Anthony Scaramucci, the Wall Street legend and former White House Communications Director, is to headline the highly anticipated Hedgeweek US Digital Assets Summit in New York on Thursday 14 March.
London’s Court of Appeal has ruled that Argentina must pay a deposit of €310m ($337m) before a full appeal can be heard in a court case brought by hedge funds seeking $1.5bn in compensation over losses incurred in the country’s
