Digital assets investment firm Hilbert Group has appointed Bruce Terry as a Senior Advisor. Terry brings four decades of hedge fund and private equity experience to the team, where he will advise and support the development of investment solutions and fundraising of capital.
Digital assets investment firm Hilbert Group has appointed Bruce Terry as a Senior Advisor. Terry brings four decades of hedge fund and private equity experience to the team, where he will advise and support the development of investment solutions and fundraising of capital.
This appointment follows a strong period of growth at Hilbert with headcount having tripled in the past year.
Previously, Terry was the Chief Executive Officer of Brevan Howard US. Prior to his current role, he was a Managing Director at The Carlyle Group (NASDAQ: CG), as well as a senior leader at alternative investment managers Marathon Capital Growth Partners, a firm he cofounded, and Weston Capital Management.
Terry is the fourth former Brevan Howard senior executive to become a member of Hilbert Group, where he is joined by Murray, Christian Simond and Javier Hernandez. Murray and Terry worked together as part of the team at Brevan Howard that supported the expansion of the firm’s asset base to a peak of $40 billion.
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