Citadel wins court ruling for Marshall Wace executives' communications in recruitment dispute
Citadel secured a court ruling allowing it to obtain communications from two senior Marshall Wace executives in its legal dispute over the recruitment of former portfolio manager Daniel Shatz, per a Bloomberg report cited by Hedgeweek. New York Supreme Court Justice Andrea Masley ruled that Anthony Clake and Alan Hofmeyr fall within the scope of Citadel's subpoena, ordering the London-based hedge fund to expand its document search. The dispute centres on allegations that Shatz improperly accessed and retained confidential Citadel information before leaving in 2023 and joining Marshall Wace in
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Citadel obtained a court ruling allowing it to get communications from two senior Marshall Wace executives in the recruitment dispute.
“Citadel has secured a court ruling allowing it to obtain communications from two senior Marshall Wace executives”
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Justice Andrea Masley ruled that Anthony Clake and Alan Hofmeyr fall within the scope of Citadel's subpoena.
“Justice Andrea Masley ruled that Marshall Wace executives Anthony Clake and Alan Hofmeyr fall within the scope of Citadel's subpoena”
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The court ordered Marshall Wace to expand its search for documents relating to Shatz's appointment as global head of credit.
“ordering the London-based hedge fund to expand its search for documents relating to Shatz's appointment as global head of credit”
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Citadel alleges Shatz improperly accessed and retained confidential information before leaving the firm in 2023 and joining Marshall Wace in 2024.
“allegations that Shatz improperly accessed and retained confidential Citadel information before leaving the firm in 2023”
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Shatz has initiated arbitration proceedings alleging Citadel withheld an eight-figure deferred compensation.
“Shatz has separately initiated arbitration proceedings, alleging that Citadel withheld an eight-figure deferred compensation”
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