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▶ 8:54 Mathieu Chabran Some of, uh, obviously the, uh, big US managers today, alternative managers have been, uh, showing the ways and, uh, we've been looking at them, you know, from where we were sitting in, uh, London, we're like, you know what, that's maybe,…
▶ 10:42 Mathieu Chabran It's a little bit like the Portobello market in London.
▶ 23:55 Mathieu Chabran London is obviously our second largest presence.
▶ 29:55 Mathieu Chabran So it's a very interesting landscape because in our industry for years, decades, the European market was London, right? 6 times in the scene
▶ 35:49 Mathieu Chabran And I would tell you, you know, go to see, uh, Big Ben in London and, uh, go to Rome and obviously spend, you know, some time in Venice and, oh, and by the way, you have to climb at the top of the Mont Blanc.

▶ 4:26 Ted Seides Our conversation covers Scott's upbringing, early Wall Street career in equity research and derivatives across New York, London, and Tokyo,
▶ 12:44 Scott Wilson So I was running the fixed income, mostly like interest rate derivatives, swaps, swaptions, capsules in Tokyo, and then got transferred to London during the financial crisis to, to take over the Euro, Sterling, and Swissie books there.

▶ 12:39 Luke Ellis It started very much in Europe, and really that meant London, with a group of it was sort of sponsored in a way by the regulator in the UK, but it was really, it was a group of big managers who knew each other well enough through 2 times in the scene
▶ 17:41 Luke Ellis I think really the idea was that it would sort of be a pressure that came from the fact that these were the, the biggest name hedge funds in London.

▶ 40:45 Taimur Hyat So this is one where you have had a positive trend for the last five, 10 years for people to kind of try and embody this live, work, play lifestyle where you can walk to your restaurant, walk to your job, walk to the theater, and that's…

▶ 5:43 Hiro Mizuno So I started with the sort of the retail banking service, and then I was sent to London as a young trainee during Japanese bubble economy. 2 times in the scene

▶ 14:03 Tony Davis I was in London cause I'd moved over to build out a European business and I had a chance to spend time with some of the early pioneers in this space.

▶ 18:23 Clark Futch I mentioned that the Boston company with the shingles vaccine, San Francisco, London, and then the greater New York area.

▶ 34:58 Daniel Adamson It helps that Stockholm is amazing in June, and so is Alaska, and London is pretty much great any time of the year, and New York.
▶ 58:19 Daniel Adamson London and New York are a bit easier. 2 times in the scene

▶ 7:37 Sandra Robertson But then in 1993, I left Edinburgh, decided I would go down to London, and I was going to work for a year and then go travelling. 2 times in the scene

▶ 12:44 Eric Peters and then I was offered an opportunity to go to London working for a terrific guy who was also very entrepreneurial and the business just wasn't well structured there. 2 times in the scene

▶ 36:53 Dan Rasmussen And then second, within that, you don't want correlated risk, so you want to diversify your bets, because you could be really wrong about the auto cycle, and you better hope that you are right about that packaged food company in London,…

▶ 28:49 James Aitken And to give a tangible example, Boris Johnson, when he was mayor of London, was a leading advocate for same-sex marriage. 4 times in the scene

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