Headhunters say Eisler has been making people offers they cannot refuse. Having recruited former Goldman Sachs partner Alain Marcus to help source new PMs in January 2023, it’s since added at least five new people, including Amir Fais, the former head of emerging markets trading at Goldman Sachs. Eisler has been hiring portfolio managers accordingly. $2.25bn of new capital is a lot of money, especially when leverage is added. Its earlier, macro-oriented fund, returned money to investors at the end of 2022. It’s also new to being a multistrat: since the start of 2023, Eisler Capital’s main focus has been a circa $3bn multistrategy fund, $2.25bn of which it raised last year. It is, however, new to New York, where it opened an office in February 2021. And they’ve recently been joined by another generous hand at the table: Eisler Capital, the hedge fund transforming itself into a multistrat.įormed in 2015 by Edward Eisler, the former co-head of Goldman Sachs’ securities business, Eisler Capital is not new to the Mayfair scene. Funds like Citadel, Millennium, Balyasny, Point72 and ExodusPoint have been paying very, very handsomely to pull traders from banks. It’s a trope of the post-pandemic hiring landscape that the big multistrategy hedge funds are the new aggressive recruiters.
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