Hedge fund Millennium hired a trader who escaped from Eisler and made him a partner
It's been a while since Nicolas Meiller left defunct hedge fund Eisler Capital. Bloomberg reported that he'd left in March. But now he's back. At Millennium. As a partner in London.
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Millennium didn't immediately respond to a request to comment for this article and we have not spoken to Meiller, who is still registered as working for Eisler on the FCA Register, and who also still says he works for Eisler on LinkedIn.
However, a new filing with companies house says Meiller has just joined Millennium Capital Partners LLP as a member (partner). Coincidentally Meiller has reappeared on Bloomberg working for MLP in London.
When he was at Eisler, Meiller ran a non-linear rates pod. Now he's almost certainly at Millennium he'll probably do something similar. He'll know a few people there. Adrien Delattre, an equity vol portfolio manager joined Eisler nine months ago.
Partners at Millennium in London earned $5.6m each in profits last year. Average pay at Eisler was $1.1m in 2024.
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