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Citadel promotes Salame to co-CIO as Yeh plans to retire -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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BOSTON (Reuters] – Citadel will promote Pablo Salame to the role of co-chief investment officer at $43 billion hedge fund. This is after James Yeh has retired.

Citadel has announced Salame’s 2019 addition to the ranks, where he will join Ken Griffin as head global credit. Citadel also stated that Griffin will continue in his previous role.

From Goldman Sachs (NYSE :), he joined as an emerging market trader, and rose to become co-head for global markets and vice chairman.

Yeh joined Griffin as co-chief investment officer in 1993. After retiring from Citadel, he returned to the job in 2017

Yeh earned a PhD in Physics.

Citadel has enjoyed a lot of success because James was responsible. Griffin spoke out to say that Griffin is most proud of Griffin’s commitment in mentoring members of our exceptional team and recruiting them.

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