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Nomura rates trader joins Capstone as a portfolio manager

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1 week ago

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Another senior rates trader has moved from Nomura to the hedge fund industry, with Mathias Berenger joining London-based Capstone Investment Advisors as a portfolio manager following five years at the Japanese bank, according to a report by eFinancial Careers.
Berenger, a specialist in rates options, departed Nomura in February and has now returned to the market after a six-month break. His appointment adds a senior derivatives trader with experience spanning both investment banks and hedge fund...

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