Citadel in the news

Citadel Securities' net trading revenue rose 9% to $2.64 billion in Q3, reaching $8.4 billion through September 2023 and $9.7 billion in 2024.

Jane Street and Citadel Securities both increased their trading revenues in Q3, with Jane Street nearing top Wall Street firms.

Schonfeld hired Citadel's CFO Andrew Philipp as co-president to strengthen leadership and compete with top hedge funds amid recent strong performance.

Former Citadel and Point72 Japan leaders launch a new hedge fund targeting Japanese investments.

In November, hedge funds like Citadel, Balyasny, and ExodusPoint posted solid gains, outperforming the S&P 500's modest monthly increase despite tech sell-offs.

Hudson River, a high-frequency trading firm, is taking on more risk by holding positions longer and using traditional methods to compete with Jane Street and Citadel Securities, while expanding into debt markets.

Citadel's flagship and other funds posted solid gains in November, boosting their year-to-date returns amid a flat market.

Hedge funds including Citadel are investing heavily in AI to process massive data and enhance trading, but still rely on human judgment alongside AI tools.

Citadel Securities and Virtu Americas face allegations of manipulating Genius Group's stock price via high-frequency spoofing to profit from short positions.

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin warns that President Trump's attacks on the Federal Reserve risk causing inflation that could severely harm retirees' savings and the economy.

Harlan Crow's family office has become a key hub attracting major investors like Citadel and Kyle Bass.

Ken Griffin dramatically increased Citadel’s investment in Meta, signaling strong confidence in the company’s growth despite tech market caution.

Citadel Securities expects the S&P 500 to rally to 7,000 driven by retail demand, institutional repositioning, and Nvidia's strong earnings.

Citadel's chief risk officer highlights managing converging market risks with resilient portfolios and traditional governance, using AI as a supportive tool.

Citadel sold a Palm Beach retail building for $80.5 million after a luxury department store there closed.

Citadel Securities forecasts the S&P 500 could rebound to 7,000 by year-end after a healthy pullback.

Kraken raised $200 million from Citadel Securities to boost its global growth and institutional trading capabilities amid rising crypto adoption.

Citadel Securities launched AI-based bond trading baskets to help investors hedge and manage exposure to tech giants.

Kraken secured $800 million funding led by institutional investors including a $200 million investment from Citadel Securities to expand blockchain-based financial services globally.

Kraken secured $200 million from Citadel Securities, boosting its valuation to $20 billion and signaling Citadel's growing interest in crypto ahead of Kraken's planned IPO.