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They are the largest player in futures basis trades hence their very consistent return profile. There are firm level contract delivery limits, so it is somewhat unclear how their AUM is as high as it is. Their returns are good (not great) and your pay depends on your contributions/team like anything else, and I suspect that the balance sheet is already claimed.

I have also heard that they are the real back bid for interdealer screens - meaning that banks off load risk here. I am more skeptical on this point and what that actually means or how it would be done on a firm level (their structure is impt here).

I have also, also heard that they take positions all across rate curves based on their superior spline and swap back to eonia. I am skeptical on this point as well, but think that it speaks to something.

Maybe someone can flesh it out?

 

Capula is a heavy player in interest rate swaps...best way to get there is to be a swaps trader at a bank and do well over a few years (if you are a swaps trader at a bank, Capula will be one of your larger customers)....Capula has hired many former swaps traders who used to be their counterparties..

 

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