London Diversified defies 76% income drop

All but six of the 19 non-founding partners of the UK hedge fund manager have left in the past 18 months as investors have pulled money

UK hedge fund manager London Diversified made a profit of £32m (€37m) last year despite recording a 76% drop in its income, but has since had to cut staff as a result of investors taking their money away.

The firm, founded by former JP Morgan traders David Gorton and Rob Standing, saw its income fall from £141m to £34m in the year ended 31 August 2009, according to the financial statements of London Diversified Fund Management LLP just published at Companies House.

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