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Walleye Capital to cut stock long-short team and return some capital

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Hedge fund Walleye Capital told investors it will streamline its internal stock long-short business, replace its leadership and much of its investment team, and return some capital, with amounts and timing to be announced. Walleye lost 5.9% in October, its worst month since March 2020.

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The story so far: Walleye Capital losses and cuts

Walleye Capital lost 5.9% in October, its worst month since March 2020, and told investors it will streamline its stock long-short business, replace leadership and return some capital. It has now dismissed equities head Anil Gondi; Engineers Gate also cut its Synthesis equities team after a 5.5% October loss.

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