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Job Watch: Hedge funds hiring

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Published July 2, 2008 at 5:40 PM

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With up to 80,000 Wall Street employees out of work, many investment bankers are polishing up their resumes and transitioning to private equity and hedge funds. According to Bloomberg, more than 45 banking executives have landed at PE and hedge funds this year.

TheDeal.com has a career center, powered by eFinancialCareers. We have noticed an uptick in the volume of jobs posted in the hedge fund sector. For instance, Wednesday there have been over 50 posts for hedge fund positions mostly based in New York and Connecticut.

We are highlighting some of the most recent job postings from our Career Center to make the search a little easier. Here are some of the most recent hedge fund job listings. - Maria Woehr

Dealwatch Career Watch
Date Posted	Jobs
07.02.08	Associate Aerospace & Defense - Hedge Fund in New York City
07.01.08	Product Management Associate in New York City
07.01.08	Portfolio manager/Quantitative strategies in New York City
07.01.08	Statistical arbitrage, High frequency trading in New York City.
07.01.08	Hedge Fund Traders in New York City
06.30.08	Due Diligence Associate - Fund of Hedge Funds in Pennsylvania
06.30.08	Hedge Fund Analyst in New York City
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