Hints and tips:
...Founded in 2018 by Marc Asch, who worked previously at Steven Cohen’s hedge funds SAC Capital and Point72, the company is named after the Massachusetts street where he grew up....
...A local news website reported how one particular cul-de-sac had been tormenting Waymo’s algorithms, leading dozens of cars down a dead end every day....
...Mr Plotkin worked for Mr Cohen at SAC Capital until it shut down in 2013 amid an insider trading scandal....
...Bharara’s most famous target was Steve Cohen’s former hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors....
...SAC Capital pleaded guilty to insider trading in 2013 and paid a record $1.8bn in fines....
...“Because plaintiffs have not pointed to any continuous and systematic contacts between the SAC defendants and New Jersey making the SAC defendants at home in New Jersey and have not demonstrated knowledge...
...Back in 2013 Mr Cohen’s US-based SAC Capital pleaded guilty to insider trading and paid $1.8bn in fines....
...It gave SAC what Cohen craved: an “edge” over competitors. There were, one SAC trader decided, various kinds of edge....
...Mr Gillanders previously worked with Mr Cohen at SAC Capital before he joined Och-Ziff....
...SAC and Mr Cohen denied the claims. In December 2015, SAC paid $10m to investors in Wyeth in another class action....
...A former SAC fund manager has bucked the global trend with a new hedge fund launch, even as increasing investor preference for managers with strong track records crimps demand for fledgling funds....
...More than one dozen insider trading convictions were subsequently set aside, including that of SAC Capital portfolio manager Michael Steinberg and six of his firm’s analysts....
...Cohen’s SAC Capital Advisors LP pleaded guilty to insider trading charges three years ago and paid $1.8bn in penalties. No criminal charges were brought against Mr Cohen....
...And more than one dozen insider trading convictions subsequently have been set aside, including that of SAC Capital portfolio manager Michael Steinberg and six of his firm’s analysts....
...SAC ballooned from $25m in assets in 1992 to a $15bn enterprise with returns of 30 per cent a year....
...Large hedge fund companies, including Citadel and SAC Capital, have enlisted specialists to teach interrogation tactics to staff and enable them to detect when a company’s management is lying....
...Mr Cohen’s SAC ballooned from $25m in assets in 1992 to a $15bn enterprise, generating returns of 30 per cent a year....
...The demand attracted newer models including Senfina and Folger Hill, which is run by the former chief operating officer of SAC Capital....
...SAC pleaded guilty to insider trading in 2013 and paid a $1.8bn fine. Mr Cohen was never charged with criminal wrongdoing, writes Mary Childs in New York....
...Mr Cohen founded SAC Capital with $25m in 1992 and it grew into a $15bn enterprise generating returns of 30 per cent a year....
...Mr Yesilhark was among a team of four that joined Carmignac in January 2014 following the closure of SAC Capital Advisors hedge fund in London, part of Carmignac’s expansion plans in the UK....
...SAC pleaded guilty to insider trading in 2013 and paid a $1.8bn fine. Mr Cohen was never charged with criminal wrongdoing....
...SAC pleaded guilty to insider trading in 2013 and paid a $1.8bn fine....
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