Millennium Parting Ways With Two More Credit Trading Pods
At least two more credit trading pods running money for Millennium Management are leaving the hedge fund giant.
Millennium Management continues to experience losses in its credit trading operations, with two more teams from the hedge fund's investment strategy departing. Dominick Maggio and Amit Agrawal, who managed the Abacove Capital pod, are among those leaving, alongside Mark Meenan and David Ulrich from the Twin Lights trading pod. The exits come as credit markets face increased volatility due to concerns over AI infrastructure financing, higher interest rates, and geopolitical tensions.
European high-yield debt spreads have also risen to levels not observed since the 2009 financial crisis. Earlier this year, Millennium withdrew capital from credit-focused hedge fund Axebrook Capital and saw senior credit trader Manav Gupta exit his position just six months after transferring his own hedge fund to Millennium's platform.
The trend of departures is not limited to Millennium, as at least five credit-focused portfolio managers have also left rival Brevan Howard. Millennium's share price fell 2.3% in October, reducing its year-to-date gains to 5.7%. The motivations behind the recent departures remain undisclosed.
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