...the industry lost a fifth of their clients' money and 2008 forced some of the most-notable power players including Citadel's Ken Griffin to throw down a gate to keep investors from pulling cash. 2009 will see the number of funds shrink to 5,000 from...
... On November 13, Paulson and four other titans of the hedge fund world—Soros, Philip Falcone of Harbinger Capital Partners, Ken Griffin of Citadel Investment Group, and James Simons of Renaissance Technologies—were forced to answer questions in the...
...about the company's efforts to fund its obligations by selling assets. In a rare public statement in October, Citadel chief Ken Griffin spoke to Wall Street on a conference call about his company's cash position in an attempt to calm investors' fears....
...Armel Leslie, a spokesman for Paulson, declined to comment. Managers who have suspended or restricted redemptions include Ken Griffin's Citadel Investment Group LLC. The firm's two main funds manage about US$10 billion in assets and got US$1.2 billion...
...Ken Griffin thought November was bad. The embattled head of Citadel Investment Group, whose flagship funds declined 12 percent last month, is facing the prospect of a dismal December. Though we're only 10 days into the month, sources said a drop in the...
...seeing those two porfolios lose about 53% of their value going into the final week of the year. The latest numbers from Ken Griffin’s Chicago-based investment empire are only marginally better than the performance figures posted by Citadel’s two...
Background
Ken Griffin (December 28, 1909 – March 11, 1956) was an American organist.
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