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.
The new additions include Hugues de Murard, who has joined the $58bn hedge fund firm in Paris from ExodusPoint Capital Management, where he was a Fixed Income Trader, according to his LinkedIn profile, having previously held positions at at JPMorgan Chase & Co and Société Générale.
In London, Utkarsh Narayan, formerly of Bluecrest Capital, is set to join as a Relative Value Trader, while Vladimir Aleksic has joined from JPMorgan this week as an Associate Portfolio Manager in systematic rates trading.
In New York, Kasper Christoffersen is also set to join Citadel as a Systematic Macro Portfolio Manager, having previously worked at rival firm Brevan Howard.
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