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Not a 100% sure about this but I believe that there are a couple US funds with decent presence in London. The big players like Citadel, Millennium, OZ, Point72, DE Shaw, BlueCrest etc have London offices and I think they do engage in L/S equity.
These are all the trading platforms. BlueCrest don’t really do L/S equity anymore btw.
i thought that DE Shaw are fundamental on L/S equity. am i not right?
Lone Pine and Viking have a few people I think
Yes, tiny teams as far as I know and not sure Viking still around. You know more?
I know a PM left Lone Pine and started Half Sky Capital, don't know how many they are now but seems to me that they've had some good people here
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