Dymon Asia Capital, the Singapore-based hedge fund firm founded by Danny Yong and Keith Tan in 2008, has added to its team in the firm's headquarters in the city state, as well as making appointments in its Hong Kong and Mumbai offices, according to a report by eFinancial Careers.
Justin Tang has joined the Singapore headquarters as an Associate Director, having previously worked as a Senior Analyst at Millennium Management and Head of Asian Research at research firm United First Partners. Michael Woods has also joined as a Macro Trader, from his previous role as a Macro Associate Portfolio Manager at New York-based hedge fund MKP Capital Management.
In the firm's Hong Kong office, Benson Chen has joined as a Portfolio Manager from Keystone Investors, one of Asia’s most oversubscribed hedge funds, where he was an MD.
Meanwhile, Angad Saluja is the latest addition to Dymon's Mumbai team, joining the firm as an Equity Researcher from Indian private equity fund CX Partners.
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