Former Citi trader set to leave Capula after three months
Michele Beretta, a former European government bond trader at Citigroup, is reportedly leaving London-based macro hedge fund Capula Investment Management just three months after joining, according to a report by eFinancialCareers. Beretta, who previously traded European sovereign debt at Citi in Paris, joined Capula in July. UK Financial Conduct Authority records show his registration with the…
Former Citi trader Michele Beretta is set to leave macro hedge fund Capula Investment Management after only three months, according to reports. Beretta, who previously worked at Citi in Paris trading European sovereign debt, joined Capula in July. The end of his registration with Capula's London entity on October 15 comes amid difficulties for European macro hedge funds, with several former investment bank government bond traders moving to buy-side roles.
Beretta's departure was not commented on by Capula or Beretta himself, who did not respond to a request for comment.
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