rape incidient involving quant ? Do quants usually hop around this fast? (Hint: his previous HF starts with a number)

My friend was involved in a sexual assault case where the perpetrator was a Chinese quant working at a top hedge fund in NYC. He eventually got fired from that firm and moved to Connecticut. However, my friend said she ran into him today at climbing gym in lic.

Just to give you a hint, his previous hedge fund starts with a number. Is it normal for someone with this kind of background to find a new role or move around this fast?

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he moved to graham capital as i was told by my friend. i didnt know this firm until i worked in investor realations. he filed lawsuit against my friend after my friend wrote social media post about him as he really doesnt want others to know about this whole incident to keep her quiet. 

 

i’m a woman, i find info like this to be helpful to know which firms to avoid. i’ve also heard bad things about graham (cio is known to hit on female employees) and yes also heard bad things about the chief people officer micro managing and causing headaches for employees. for reference, i work on the sellside and hear a lot if things

 

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