Two more managing directors are leaving Blackstone's hedge fund solutions group according to a report by Bloomberg.
The report cites unnamed sources for the news that New York-based Tej Arora and Katherine Chan, both MDs in Blacstone Alternative Management's special situations investing group, have resigned.
Arora previously held roles at Roystone Capital Management, ADK Capital, One East Partners and Luxor Capital Group, while Chan previously held positions at Millennium Management and Anandar Capital Management.
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