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Citadel planning new $1B macro hedge fund

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Citadel Investment Group LLC has plans to add another $1 billion to its already considerable coffers with a new global macro hedge fund.

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A source told Bloomberg that the new fund would be managed from London by Kaveh Alamouti who joined Citadel from Moore Capital Management in April. The macro fund will focus on investing along broad economic trends, trading stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities. Capital inflows into hedge funds have slowed dramatically this year thanks to turbulence in the stock and bond markets. Hedge funds raised $29 billion in the first half of 2008, compared with $118 billion in the same period last year, according to Hedge Fund Research. - George White

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From: Hedge Fund Search Digest,

Impressive to raise such funds given current skepticism about HF performance. We'll watch the progress of the fund with interest.


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