In late 2019, hedge fund trader Chris Rokos convened his top portfolio managers at the firm’s Mayfair offices.
Performance at his four-year-old hedge fund Rokos Capital Management had been poor, and it was time for the firm’s mercurial founder to take matters into his own hands.
Rokos told his assembled lieutenants that all key investment decisions would now go through him and they would no longer be able to manage their own money. RCM saw this as a necessary strategic shift to better encourage collaboration, but several of those portfolio managers departed in the months following.
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