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Working in hedge funds usually involves working under a larger-than-life personality. Many of the top multistrats have that kind of character at the helm, and Citadel is no exception. A recent profile from The New Yorker looked to dive deep into what makes Griffin, and thus Citadel, so successful.
The New Yorker’s portrayal is warts-and-all. We look at the juiciest bits, and some of our own prior reporting, in the video below.
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