Citadel Investment Group

Following the recent collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, billionaire Ken Griffin is urging American regulators to work together to supervise the cryptocurrency market more effectively. Speaking at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum on Tuesday, the founder and CEO of Citadel said U.S. regulators...

The concern over liquidity seems fairly universal. Analysts and pundits have been sporadically warning about illiquid global markets from the United States to Kenya. The concerns have only escalated as commodity prices have dipped and anticipation of a rate hike from the Federal Reserve has risen...

While a rising tide usually helps to raise all ships, conversely, sharp rises in short-term interest rates tend to sink shares in the REIT sector. However, after Mr. Market finished parsing the latest Fed pronouncement by Chairman Janet Yellen, REIT investors were thrilled to see that there...

Insiders may sell shares for any number of reasons, but conventional wisdom says that insiders really only buy shares of a company for one reason -- they believe the stock price will rise and they want to profit from it. Pullbacks and sell-offs provide a perfect opportunity for investors who have...

The New York Times DealBook has Ken Griffin's letter to investors of Citadel Investment Group. In the letter, Griffin talks about the four main lessons that Citadel lives by: - Hire the best people and create a culture of opportunity. – Take calculated risks. – Embrace opportunities. – Never lose...

The hedge fund industry has had its share of hard times since the financial crisis of 2008. Closed shops, massive redemptions, massive blowups. Now one of the largest is considering cutting fees as a result of it. Citadel Investment Group may consider cutting its fees from the standard 2 and 20....

Citadel Investment Group is a global financial institution which operates a number of different businesses, including equity options market making, hedge fund administration, investment banking advisory, and a fund of funds business that deploys capital with unaffiliated managers. The firm was...

Hedge fund giant Kenneth Griffin lost $8 billion in investors’ money last year, but the Wall Street Journal says he is now trying to persuade investors to trust him with more money. Griffin explains a loss of $8 billion of other people's money by saying he showed human fallibility, which...

Citadel Investment Group decided to lift redemption bans from their flagship funds as market rebounded and funds' performance got better. Citadel's flagship Wellington and Kensington funds performed worse than average hedge fund, and with 55% drop their performance was also worse than broader stock...