It’s Friday afternoon, and maybe you don’t care who London’s youngest and most gloried hedge fund managers are. If you do, we have listed them below.
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The names in this chart are drawn from Companies House, which helpfully lists partners and birth dates for the hedge funds which still have partners. Not all do, and so the list is not definitive. As BlueCrest found to its detriment earlier this month, being a partnership is no guarantee of sidestepping employer’s national insurance. Many hedge funds already reached this conclusion and converted to limited companies years ago.
The names on the list suggest that if you want to become a hedge fund partner before you’re 35, you need to be a macro trader. If you want to become a hedge fund partner in your 20s, you need to work for BlueCrest. Good luck with that.
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