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Ken Griffin’s Citadel is imposing non-compete periods of up to two years on some investment professionals, including analysts, as the multi-strategy hedge fund takes an increasingly aggressive approach to retaining talent and protecting its investment strategies, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Activist investor Cevian Capital is calling for a substantial increase in remuneration for non-executive directors at UK-listed companies, arguing that better pay and greater share ownership are…
EQT has increased its offer for Japanese price comparison platform Kakaku.com to JPY3,570 per share, escalating a closely fought takeover contest with Bain Capital and LY Corp, according to a report…
Brevan Howard has hired Goldman Sachs vice president Carlos Licon as a portfolio manager in New York, adding an emerging-markets macro specialist to its growing investment team, according to a report…
Societe Generale notes India’s headline CPI rose slightly to 4.45% year-on-year in July, backing the RBI’s decision to keep policy unchanged.
La Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec generated a 5.1% return in the first half of 2026, trailing its benchmark as a sharp decline in private equity investments offset strong gains from listed…
Northern Star Resources has rejected activist investor Elliott Investment Management’s proposal to install six new directors, arguing that the hedge fund’s demands would undermine proper corporate…