WSJ – John D. Arnold, a former star trader at Enron Corp. who went on become one of the energy markets’ biggest speculators, is retiring from his hedge fund at 38 years old to focus on his philanthropic interests, a person familiar with the matter said.
Mr. Arnold, who founded Centaurus Advisors LLC in 2002 after Enron’s collapse, said in a letter to investors that he planned to close his firm’s sole fund, the Centaurus Energy Master Fund.
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