Hedge fund Eisler Capital is rumoured to be considering the sale of some of its technology and assets as it winds down investments before the end of 2025, according to a report by eFinancial Careers citing unnamed market sources in London and the US.
While the firm is not selling physical office assets, speculation is focused on its proprietary risk and analytics platform, Photon, along with select investment positions. Photon was developed by Eisler’s deputy CIO Sam Wisnia and senior technologist Angelo Haritsis, who previously collaborated on Deutsche Bank’s Kannon system.
Neither Eisler Capital nor potential buyers commented on the reports.
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