Jain Global, the hedge fund founded by ex-Credit Suisse trader Bobby Jain, has added Anthony Davis, a former Citadel Portfolio Manager specialising in convertible bond trading, to its team, according to a report by eFinancial Careers.
Davis, who previously held roles at JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank, was initially expected to launch his own fund after departing Citadel last summer, with reports suggesting he was in the early stages of setting up his own firm. However, instead of going independent, Davis has now opted to join Jain Global, which has been expanding since its launch in July 2023.
Jain Global initially hired aggressively, building out a team of 50 portfolio managers, up from 42 last year. However, recent hiring has slowed, with Davis being one of the few notable additions in 2025, alongside Nicholas Massaro from BlueCrest.
Jain Global posted a 1% return in January.
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