(Bloomberg) For the past three decades, David Lilley has been one half of the best-known trading duo in global metals markets. Now he’s branching out alone, with bets on a revival of two unloved corners of the industry: the U.S. manufacturing sector and specialist commodity hedge funds. In a wide-ranging interview with Bloomberg News, Lilley for the first time publicly explained why he split with long-time business partner Michael Farmer a year ago.
Lilley’s New Hedge Fund Bets on U.S. Metals After Red Kite Split
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