Griffin’s Citadel Rescues AI-Focused Hedge Fund in Market Stress
TL;DR
When rivals faced catastrophic AI-stock losses, Citadel founder Ken Griffin stepped in to salvage California hedge fund Situational Awareness after its July portfolio fell 67% and the firm unwound most of its $16 billion public-equities book. Griffin and his team reviewed positions overnight and ended up purchasing a chunk of the book, continuing Citadel’s pattern of stepping in during market stress.
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