Caxton hires top traders
Caxton has hired two top credit traders to its London office
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Didn't last long at Stormharbour! The beginning of the end to the huge influx of brokers, and advisory services...
Applying a high bar on liquidity would indeed mean a lot of manpower for an inevitably limited mandate.
What does that mean? are you saying credit isn't liquid. Looks like he traded i-grade and crossover - thats pretty liquid...
It will be interesting to see how a place like Caxton will manage to bridge a broad concern of illiquidity with a larger commitment to credit.
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Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 14 years ago [2009-10-09 09:33:59]