Former Engineers Launch Quant. Hedge Fund
Mar 12 2008 | 2:00am ET
A pair of engineers from Lockheed Martin and General Motors are parlaying their technical know-how into a quantitative hedge fund that they hope will translate into big returns.
Andrew Borden and Stephen Longo, who are based in New York and Santa Monica, Calif., have launched Solytix Capital with three risk levels: conservative, moderate and aggressive.
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