Citadel Sees $1 Billion In New Commitments For The New Year
Dec 23 2009 | 12:01pm ET
With its hedge funds soaring after last year’s disastrous losses, Citadel Investment Group has investors and potential investors banging down its doors.
The Chicago-based hedge fund giant has received $1 billion in commitments from investors who plan to pour their money into its funds early next year.
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