D E Shaw
also referred to as: d. e. shaw · d.e. shaw
0 statements across 0 episodes · 2 bullish · 0 bearish · 5 people on the record · first statement Jan 6, 2020 by Gregory Zuckerman · said 2 times in 1 episodes since 2020 · across every show →
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Jan 6, 2020 positive
Renaissance Avoided Wall Street Hires to Protect Intellectual Property
“He doesn't hire from wall street. He never has interest. If you worked on wall street, it's hard to get a job there. And that helps because when they leave, people don't usually go to wall street. So I don't know if I think he stumbled onto this. I don't think…”
Jan 27, 2020 neutral
Seides: D.E. Shaw raised fees to 3-and-30 to restrain fund asset size
“D E Shaw earlier this year, I don't remember the exact numbers, but I think they went from two and a half and 25 to three and 30. And it was a mechanism that they were trying to use so that their clients could self-select. They wanted to restrain their asset s…”
Aug 3, 2020 bullish
Quant hedge fund modeling techniques will spread to diverse industries
“And one of the thoughts we had was that this idea that had been pioneered at Renaissance, and Bridgewater, and D. Shaw, Was really going to probably explode across a much wider range of industries. And if that was going to happen, they were going to need a dif…”
May 23, 2022 neutral
Libby: Market makers lose trading against quant firms like D.E. Shaw
“When trading on the New York Stock Exchange, every client effectively gets charged the same price. So if you have D.E. Shaw, which if they're trading against you, they're usually winning. Like they know at this microsecond that something's mispriced, and if yo…”
Oct 31, 2022
Rees: Lehman Took 20% Minority Stakes in GLG and D.E. Shaw
“Every time we did one of these minority stakes in hedge funds, we started with GLG and then we did a firm Called Marble Bar and Osprey and D.E. Shaw. We were doing a lot of work in a lot of other areas, and these 20% stakes in hedge funds were paying the bills…”