(Bloomberg) Graticule Asset Management Asia, the $4.8 billion hedge fund led by Adam Levinson, parted ways with at least five employees in May including longtime money manager Gerard Gwee, according to people familiar with the matter.
The Singapore-based hedge fund last month let go of former Chief Compliance Officer Matthew Parsons and London-based execution specialist Edward Voyce, while ending relationships with U.S.-based quantitative consultants Hans Kullberg and Shi Qiwei, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the matter has not been publicly disclosed. Since December, other employees who’ve left include Thomas Barket, a former Singapore-based partner, and Joel Guglietta, who was a quantitative strategist, the people said.
