Dasha Afanasieva

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Sonali Basak |Dasha Afanasieva

Mientras los mercados se disparaban tras la tregua en la guerra comercial entre EE.UU. y China, el fundador de Citadel, Ken Griffin, reflexionaba sobre el último mes y sugería que habría sido mejor mantenerse al margen con el dinero en efectivo.

3 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Sonali Basak |Dasha Afanasieva

As markets soared on a truce in the trade war between the US and China, Citadel founder Ken Griffin reflected on the past month, suggesting it would have been better to sit on the sidelines in cash. “It’s been a really difficult time for fundamental investors because so much of the value of the companies that we invest in is being dictated by very quickly changing policies from Washington,” Griffin, 56, said in an interview late Monday for an upcoming series for Bloomberg Originals, Bullish.

3 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Sonali Basak |Dasha Afanasieva

As markets soared on a truce in the trade war between the US and China, Citadel founder Ken Griffin reflected on the past month, suggesting it would have been better to sit on the sidelines in cash. “It’s been a really difficult time for fundamental investors because so much of the value of the companies that we invest in is being dictated by very quickly changing policies from Washington,” Griffin, 56, said in an interview late Monday for an upcoming series for Bloomberg Originals, Bullish.

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Sonali Basak |Dasha Afanasieva

Ken Griffin(Bloomberg) -- As markets soared on a truce in the trade war between the US and China, Citadel founder Ken Griffin reflected on the past month, suggesting it would have been better to sit on the sidelines in cash.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Dasha Afanasieva

The Design District, set in the middle of urban sprawl, now ranks among the priciest US retail destinations. By Dasha AfanasievaPhotography by Ysa Pérez for Bloomberg NewsIIn the middle of Miami’s urban sprawl, gritty underpasses and highway knots there’s an 18-block oasis for the uber-rich. Glossy storefronts in shades of white feature the luxury brands favored by Miami’s moneyed class. There’s Hermes for cashmere suits and banker ties. A Chanel boutique for the latest iteration of the 2.55 bag.