Hedge Funds Copy Citadel Fee Model in Asia Talent War

(Bloomberg) -- Several hedge funds in Asia are starting to mimic global giants like Citadel and Millennium Management by charging clients additional fees to cover costs ranging from employee compensation to life insurance in a bid to lure top talent.Most Read from BloombergSam Altman, OpenAI Board Open Talks to Negotiate His Possible ReturnBinance Pleads Guilty, Loses CZ, Pays Fines to End Legal WoesNvidia Fails to Satisfy Lofty Investor Expectations for AI BoomOpenAI in ‘Intense Discussions’ to

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