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Millennium seeks $2.5m from Dymon PM over abandoned move

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1 month ago

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Millennium Management is taking legal action against a Dymon Asia Capital portfolio manager in Hong Kong after she accepted a job offer from the multi-strategy hedge fund and subsequently decided to remain with her current employer, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Millennium, which manages about $92bn, is seeking HKD19.7m ($2.5m) from Tang Lin. The report cites unnamed people familiar with the matter as revealing that the claim is understood to relate to costs Millennium incurred while prepa...

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