Nilsson Kocher helped create Citadel's global fixed income business in 2008, and nearly joined Dmitry Balyasny's hedge fund before deciding to stick with Ken Griffin.
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After initially agreeing to join Balyasny Asset Management late last year, longtime Citadel portfolio manager Nilsson Kocher reversed course and decided to return to Ken Griffin's fund, a source familiar tells Business Insider. Kocher helped create Citadel's global fixed income business in 2008 and worked as a portfolio manager for a decade before leaving the firm in March of 2018 voluntarily.
Nilsson Kocher came close to running money somewhere other than Citadel — the place where he had worked for a decade — when he signed on to work at rival Chicago hedge fund Balyasny Asset Management. But, thanks to an offer for a more senior position, Kocher decided to return to Ken Griffin's $30 billion firm in the end, a source tells Business Insider.
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