$17 billion hedge fund Walleye is beefing up its stock-picking unit despite losing a key executive to Citadel
Friday, October 16, 2026 · first reported by Business Insider and 1 other
Walleye, a $17 billion hedge fund, is expanding its stock-picking unit after losing an executive to Citadel.
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