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The final data aren’t out yet, but 2022 will almost certainly prove to have been another crappy year for the hedge fund industry as a whole, and a profoundly awful one for a few big players.
But not for everyone!
(Reuters) — Kenneth Griffin’s Citadel marked record revenues in its hedge fund and electronic-trading businesses for 2022 despite turmoil in global capital markets, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
The hedge fund operation made about $28bn in revenue, while Citadel Securities, one of the world’s biggest electronic-trading firms, brought in $7.5bn.
Record revenues from the hedge fund unit comes in a year of stellar performance for Citadel’s funds. Its flagship fund Wellington posted gains of 38.1 per cent last year, while the fixed income fund went up 32.58 per cent, for instance, according to the source.
We’ve written before about how multi-strategy hedge funds like Citadel are ascendant these days. Macro funds ruled the roost in 2022, but many big “multistrats” also enjoyed good-to-great years despite the breadth of the financial market puke.
For example, FTAV has heard that DE Shaw’s flagship fund made 24.7 per cent last year (its macro fund Oculus apparently made 20 per cent), and that Brevan Howard gained 20.1 per cent (Brevan’s Alpha Strategies Fund had its best year ever, notching up a 28.5 per cent return). Bloomberg late last year pinned Millennium’s returns at 10 per cent.
But Citadel stands out from the pack, given its 38 per cent gain on a massive amount of capital. By our estimation, that means that Citadel will now finally have leapfrogged Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater as the highest grossing hedge fund of all time. Not bad for a former computer nerd from Boca.
The annual ranking of net gains since inception compiled by LCH Investments won’t be out for a few weeks, but given the $28bn of gains reported by Reuters and the WSJ that would put Citadel at $78bn (LCH won’t include CitSec’s profits).
Meanwhile, Bridgewater was heading towards a fantastic year until it stumbled badly in the last few months. That has trimmed the 2022 return of its Pure Alpha fund from about 22 per cent at the end of September to just 6 per cent by early December, according to Bloomberg.
Bridgewater offers different flavours of its strategy and we don’t know how much of its estimated $150bn of assets under management are in Pure Alpha, the more leveraged Pure Alpha II, its risk parity funds etc. So it’s hard to estimate even roughly its nominal dollar gains for 2022 even when we see the final-year returns.
But LCH estimated Bridgewater’s net gains since inception at $52.2bn last year, and despite its much bigger AUM it looks very likely that Griffin will finally topple Dalio at the top of the table. For reference, here is what it looked like this time last year:
Our impression is that after not caring about this ranking for a long time, Griffin started really caring about it a lot. So we suspect that he’ll be pretty chuffed about climbing to the top.
But brace yourselves for the outpouring of fury that will inevitably hit certain parts of the internet when the headlines hit.
Further reading:
— Ken Griffin, financial prodigy turned industry giant
— Multi-strategy hedge funds are the new, superior fund-of-funds
— How Ken Griffin rebuilt Citadel’s ramparts
— What is the Ken Griffin/Mayo backstory?
Kenny Pickett leads another Steelers comeback to keep playoffs in sight
BALTIMORE — Kenny Pickett clutched a football as he wound through the tunnels under M&T Bank Stadium on Sunday night after orchestrating his second consecutive game-winning drive, this one to beat the Baltimore Ravens 16-13 and keep the Pittsburgh Steelers’ slim playoff hopes alive.
Not only did he stave off postseason elimination and Mike Tomlin’s first losing season as a head coach, but Pickett also got a game ball — his first — gifted to him by the “Sunday Night Football” crew.
“I’ll probably send that back home to my parents and they can put that one up in our house,” he said, adding that running back Najee Harris got one, too, after his first 100-yard rushing game of the season.
For the second week in a row, Pickett’s calm demeanor and precision passing helped the Steelers (8-8) drive the field and score the go-ahead touchdown with less than a minute remaining to complete the comeback. Pickett completed 5 of 6 attempts for 64 yards and converted two short-yardage third downs on sneaks to drive the Steelers 80 yards in 3 minutes and 20 seconds, capped with the 10-yard TD to Harris.
Pickett was 3-of-4 — including the touchdown — on throws traveling at least 10 yards downfield on that final drive. He was 3-of-7 on such throws prior to that drive, according to ESPN Stats & Information research.
“I can’t say enough about our young quarterback,” Tomlin said Sunday night. “He smiled in the face of it. He’s always ready to be that guy in the moments that we need him. And it’s just good to see the young guy. We marched forward.”
Before Sunday, the Steelers were 0-7 when trailing by double digits — one of only seven teams without a double-digit comeback this season.
With a complementary run game that racked up 198 rushing yards, Pickett finished the night having completed 15 of 27 attempts for 168 yards with one touchdown. He’s only the third rookie quarterback to win in Baltimore, joining Mitch Trubisky (2017) and Jake Plummer (1997).
A week after finding George Pickens for the go-ahead touchdown against the Las Vegas Raiders with 46 seconds left, Pickett connected with Harris on third down with 56 seconds remaining, keeping his eyes downfield as he rolled out of the pocket and eluded Baltimore’s pressure. Pickett rifled a pass to a scrambling Harris.
“He did a great job of extending and slipping past the linebacker,” Pickett said. “I just wanted to extend long enough to where those guys could free themselves up a little bit.”
Pickett became the first rookie since at least the 1970 merger to throw a go-ahead TD in the final minute of regulation in back-to-back games, according to Elias Sports Bureau research.
“We see the moxie in our quarterback,” outside linebacker T.J. Watt said. “We’ve seen our guys go out and ball out and practice all season long. So we weren’t surprised.”
After being part of a late game-winning drive a week earlier, the Steelers’ offense was confident in its young quarterback when it took the field trailing by four with 4:16 remaining — even though it hadn’t scored a touchdown all night. Kicker Chris Boswell converted three field goal attempts earlier in the game to keep the Steelers within striking distance, but he missed a 48-yarder in the second quarter that would’ve given them an early 6-3 lead.
Still, the Steelers had no doubt they were going to score when they took the field for their final drive.
“There was energy — it was almost like we had the confidence — like we knew we were going to go down there and score,” left tackle Dan Moore Jr. said of the huddle on the final drive.
The Steelers’ offense believed in Pickett from the minute he took over as quarterback, even when the team was 2-6 at the bye. Another come-from-behind, fourth-quarter win only reinforced that belief.
“We can win with him, and he’s going to show up in big moments,” tight end Pat Freiermuth said. “We never questioned that, but seeing him delivering those big moments, and the guys stepping up and especially the line … and receivers making plays and stuff. You have all the confidence in the world.”
The belief the offense has in its quarterback is reciprocal — and one that will be key as the Steelers enter Week 18, when a win against the Cleveland Browns, coupled with losses by the New England Patriots and Miami Dolphins, would get them into the playoffs.
“Confidence that I had in myself is showing up on the field, and I think guys are starting to feel that, which is always good,” Pickett said. “Going into the huddle and seeing how confident everyone is, as a quarterback you know they have a lot of belief in you, and I have a lot of belief in those guys in the huddle. When that is there you definitely have a shot. So, it’s a step in the right direction. There’s a lot of business left to take care of.”
Kenny DeLand Jr., formerly missing American college student, on flight back to US
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American college student Kenny DeLand Jr. has been reunited with his mother in Lyon, France, and is on his way back to the US, according to a French diplomatic official.
DeLand Jr., who was reported missing more than two weeks ago in France, told relatives on Friday that he was safe in Spain, his family said.
The student voluntarily went to Spain after meeting some people who suggested he visit there, Florence Hermite, the French Justice Attaché in the US, told CNN. French officials worked in close coordination with the FBI in Paris to track DeLand down, according to Hermite.
“We are happy it unfolded well before Christmas,” she said, adding that as of Saturday evening the student was on a flight from France back to the US
The family has not said precisely what he has told them or explained where he has been for the past two weeks.
A senior at St. John Fisher University in Rochester, New York, DeLand Jr. had been studying at the University of Grenoble Alpes, his family said.
His parents in recent days said they had not heard from him since November 27.
His fellow students reported him missing on November 29, prompting an investigation.
Earlier Friday, his father, Ken DeLand Sr., was on a call with CNN when he suddenly hung up – and then later messaged CNN to report he had just spoken with his son.
“It seems surreal, the whole situation,” the father added. “And now it’s finally, last chapter.”
DeLand Sr. said his son did not disclose many details about what he has been up to for the past weeks but said he was in Spain and asked his father to stop contacting news outlets.
Kenny DeLand Jr.: Missing college student is alive, his father says.
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Kenny DeLand Jr., the American student who was reported missing more than two weeks ago in Grenoble, France, is alive, his father Ken DeLand Sr. told CNN on Friday.
DeLand Jr. is in Spain, French Prosecutor Eric Vaillant told CNN, adding only that the young man had spoken Friday with his parents.
DeLand Jr.’s father had been in the middle of a call with CNN when he suddenly hung up. He later messaged CNN to report “good news” – and said he’d just spoken with his son.
“He is alive – that’s all I can say,” he told CNN.
Deland Sr. did not elaborate on what his son told him and did not explain where his son has been for the past two weeks.
A senior at St. John Fisher University in Rochester, New York, DeLand Jr. had been studying at the University of Grenoble Alpes, according to his family. His parents in recent days said they had not heard from him since November 27.
His fellow students reported him missing on November 29, prompting Vaillant to launch an investigation, the Grenoble prosecutor had said.
The woman who had hosted DeLand in France thought he may have left voluntarily, she told CNN before he was found – echoing a theory Vaillant put forward this week.
But the young man’s parents didn’t believe that was the case, and his father as recently as Wednesday decried what he called a response from authorities that was not sufficiently urgent.
Interpol on Thursday issued a Yellow Notice for DeLand, saying he went missing on November 27. Such notices are issued to help locate missing persons, often minors, or to help identify anyone who cannot identify themselves, according to Interpol.
DeLand had been scheduled to return to the US on Saturday, his father said before he was found, adding that although the student liked to go hiking, he would always keep in touch.
“For him to not reach out, with no correspondence, this is very uncharacteristic of my son,” DeLand Sr. told CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Wednesday. “This is what creates all the worry that any parent could ever feel.”
“As time goes by, it makes you worry even more.”
When Vaillant announced Monday he was investigating DeLand Jr.’s disappearance, he said the student seemed “to have left Grenoble voluntarily.”
“The young man reportedly told several people that he had arrived in France underprepared and was having difficulty making friends,” Vaillant said Monday.
The student had been seen on December 3 in a store in the town of Montélimar, roughly a 90-mile drive southwest of Grenoble, Vaillant said.
And Deland had mentioned he wanted to go to Marseille, a city along the Mediterranean some 190 miles south of Grenoble, before returning to the US, Vaillant said.
Of all the students DeLand’s host mother had welcomed, he seemed to have the most trouble fitting in, the woman told CNN this week on the condition of anonymity out of concern for her privacy.
When the host mother hadn’t heard from DeLand, she inundated him with messages trying to figure out where he was, but he did not reply, she said. Learning that he’d been seen December 3 was reassuring, she said, because she felt it confirmed her suspicions he may have left and cut off communications voluntarily.
Kenny Deland Jr: New York college student missing in France, family says
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The family of an American college student studying in France is asking for help finding him after they say he hasn’t been heard from in more than two weeks.
Kenny DeLand Jr. is a senior at St. John Fisher University in Rochester, New York, who has been studying at the University of Grenoble Alpes, according to his family.
The school is about 75 miles southeast of Lyon in eastern France.
DeLand’s parents say they have not heard from him since November 27. “We just shake our heads,” his father, Ken DeLand, Sr., told CNN affiliate WHAM. “We don’t understand why he is not reaching out to us if he was reaching out on a daily basis or every other day like he was it is just not characteristic of Kenny.”
To help find him, Deland’s family has launched a website where people can send tips and information. The family says a missing person’s report has been filed, and bank records show Kenny DeLand Jr. last made a purchase at a store on December 3. There has been no record of his whereabouts since, his family says.
“St. John Fisher University will continue to do all it can to assist in the investigation to find Kenneth DeLand,” the school said in a statement.
“University officials have stayed in close contact with the American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS) who is working with local law enforcement on the search, as well as Kenneth’s family to offer support to them during this time. Our campus community remains hopeful that Kenneth will be found safe and return home.”
CNN has reached out to the US State Department and French authorities for more information on the search.
Arizona State hires Kenny Dillingham: Oregon offensive coordinator becomes youngest coach in Power Five
Arizona State has hired Oregon offensive coordinator Kenny Dillingham as its next football coach, the school announced on Sunday. Dillingham, an Arizona State alum, has overseen a Ducks offense that has fielded one of the most productive units in the country this season, averaging 511.2 yards per game (No. 3 in the FBS), 7.07 yards per play (No. 5 in the FBS) and 40.2 points per game (No. 4 in the FBS).
Dillingham takes over the program after Arizona State fired Herm Edwards earlier this season amid a 1-2 start and ongoing NCAA investigation into illegal recruiting practices during the COVID-19 dead period.
“It is an honor and a privilege to be named the head coach at Arizona State University,” Dillingham said. “This is a special place to myself and my wife who is also a graduate. I truly believe the team we will build here is one that the state of Arizona and all Sun Devils can rally behind and be proud of as it will take everyone in the valley to help this program achieve the level of success it is due. I am excited to get to work and promise no one will work harder than the staff we will put together.”
Though just 32 years old, Dillingham is a Scottsdale native and has risen through the coaching ranks quickly thanks to getting started in the Arizona high school ranks at a young age. He graduated from Arizona State in 2012, and was hired by then-offensive coordinator Mike Norvell to be an offensive staffer for the Sun Devils in 2014. The Norvell relationship continued with assistant stints at Memphis (2016-18) and Florida State (2020-21) with a one-year stop at Auburn in between.
When Oregon coach Dan Lanning arrived as Ducks coach in December 2021, he moved quickly to bring Dillingham on board, knowing his expertise as a former co-worker from their time together at Memphis. The same reasons that Dillingham was such an attractive candidate for the Ducks to pull back out to the Pac-12 as an offensive coordinator also apply to the Sun Devils, who will now turn their program over to a native son in the midst of a much-needed reboot.
“We are proud to announce Kenny Dillingham as our new head football coach,” athletic director Ray Anderson said. “He brings the energy, knowledge and appreciation of our state and university that is valued by all of us,” Anderson said. “His knowledge of the current college football landscape, learned by coaching across the nation, is needed and wanted at ASU. He will care at the highest level about our state, our alumni, our former players and every single group that is important to help us win. We look forward to working with him and all Sun Devils in making his staff successful and helping our program reach our goals.”
Youth movement in Tempe
Dillingham becomes the youngest active Power Five coach. Interestingly enough, he’s taking that title from Lanning, who was the youngest power conference coach in 2022 at the age of 36. But beyond the notability of his youth, Dillingham’s age also represents a departure in the recent hires by Arizona State for its football program.
He is the fifth head coaching hire since 2001 for the Sun Devils, and in both age and experience, he’s an outlier compared to the previous four. Dennis Erickson (2007-11) and Edwards (2018-22) brought extensive coaching track records and also years of experience. Though both Dirk Koetter (2001-06) and Todd Graham (2012-17) were only in their 40s when they arrived, the resume had a few more references.
But where Dillingham makes up ground for that apparent lack of experience is in the support he carries within the ASU community. Coaching high school football in Scottsdale for more than a half decade has given Dillingham connections that have helped secure this opportunity, and Sun Devils fans are hoping that it will provide a spark to help power the program forward.
NCAA investigation lingering
The NCAA is still investigating the Arizona State football program for alleged violations that occurred during the 2020 offseason. Even before Edwards’ dismissal, the program saw multiple assistants either fired or resign as a result of the program’s illegal recruiting practices during the COVID-19 dead period. The ongoing investigation has been a cloud over the program’s future, and Dillingham and his staff may have to weather some of the fallout.
By investing in someone like Dillingham, who is taking their first job but also has extensive experience in the area, Arizona State would be playing the long game and hoping a native son can lead the program out of the storm to a brighter future.
Opportunity to move up in the Pac-12
With USC and UCLA departing for the Big Ten, the Pac-12 is about to see a shakeup in the supposed pecking order within the conference. These kind of realignment moves can provide an opportunity for programs to jump up and obtain a new status within the conference hierarchy, and though divisions will be gone, it’s very possible that Arizona State can become the strongest presence in the south.
The demographics of Arizona and the Sun Devils’ recruiting base has seen the state’s high school football improve, and Dillingham’s experience from that circuit should allow the program to win some of those battles even against their new Big Ten-based competition. While Oregon and Washington are fighting for supremacy in the Northwest, the door is open for Arizona State, a program with only three Pac-12 championships to its name, to become one of the regular contenders in the conference.
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