Steve Cohen, billionaire founder of Point72 Asset Management, has stopped trading at the hedge fund although he is still making investment decisions as a co-chief investment officer alongside ...

Steve Cohen, the billionaire investor who founded hedge fund Point72 Asset Management, will longer invest clients' capital, and instead will focus on driving the firm's growth and mentoring talent ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Steve Cohen, the billionaire founder of US hedge fund Point72, is stepping back from trading to focus on ...

Cohen founded Stamford, Connecticut-based Point72 in 2014 after his prior company, S.A.C. Capital Advisors, pled guilty to insider trading. His firm has raised almost $12.8 billion since 2020 and ...

Point72 recruited ex-Citadel rates portfolio manager George Arzeno to bolster its macro-trading operation. Then, Balyasny swooped in with an offer before he started at Point72. Balyasny has ...

Point72 has raised almost $12.8 billion since 2020 and manages a record $35.2 billion currently. The hedge fund gained about 10% through August this year, or more than $3 billion, Bloomberg News ...

Douglas Haynes, a former president at billionaire Steve Cohen’s Point72 Asset Management, has dropped plans to start his own hedge fund because of difficulties raising enough capital. Haynes and ...

a strategist and economist at Point72 Asset Management. The outlook for lower interest rates in the US is already weighing on the dollar, which had its worst month of the year in August.

STAMFORD — One of the world’s best-known investors has stepped back from trading at his own firm. Steven Cohen, the founder and co-chief investment officer of Stamford-based hedge fund manager ...

Sept 17 (Reuters) - Steve Cohen, billionaire founder of Point72 Asset Management, has stopped trading at the hedge fund although he is still making investment decisions as a co-chief investment ...