People
About 280 people, organized so that no one works alone.
Investment teams, risk, technology, operations and investor relations, in New York, London and Singapore. Leadership appears here by role.
Leadership
The people who run the firm, by role.
What each role is responsible for. This is a demonstration site, so no names or portraits appear; a real firm’s page would carry biographies here.
Chief Executive Officer
Sets the firm's direction and is accountable for how it is run, to its board and to its investors.
Chief Investment Officer
Oversees the investment platform: how teams are selected, how risk is allocated between them, and how the strategies fit together.
Chief Risk Officer
Leads the central risk team, which measures and limits risk across every portfolio team and reports independently of them.
Chief Operating Officer
Runs operations, finance and the firm's offices, from trade support and reconciliation to vendor oversight.
Chief Technology Officer
Leads engineering and data, the systems research and risk depend on, and the security that protects them.
General Counsel
Leads legal, regulatory and compliance work across New York, London and Singapore.
Head of Investor Relations
Leads the team that works with pensions, endowments, foundations, sovereign wealth funds and family offices.
Head of People
Leads hiring, the graduate and internship programs, and the way the firm develops its people.
Teams
Six groups, each with a clear job.
Portfolio teams take risk. Everyone else exists to measure it, support it, or make sure it is done properly.
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Portfolio management
Independent teams across Fundamental Equity, Quantitative Strategies, Global Macro, and Credit and Fixed Income.
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Central risk
Measures exposure across the firm daily, sets and enforces limits, and runs stress scenarios.
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Technology and data
Builds the research platform, the data pipelines, and the systems that trading and risk run on.
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Operations
Trade support, reconciliation, treasury and the controls that keep records accurate.
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Investor relations
The firm's point of contact for current and prospective investors.
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Legal and compliance
Regulatory obligations in each jurisdiction where the firm has an office.
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Say what you know, and how you know it
Views are written down with the evidence behind them, so they can be checked and changed.
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Disagree early
The cheapest time to find a flaw is before it matters. Junior people are expected to speak up.
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Own the whole problem
Engineers sit with researchers, operations sits with trading, and nobody hands a problem over a wall.
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Patience with process
Good process is boring on most days. That is the point of it.
Investor relations
Speak with investor relations.
Prospective and current investors can request a 30-minute introductory call, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern. Kairos, our AI assistant, answers at any hour and books the call into the team’s calendar.
Kairos is an AI assistant. It does not give investment advice.