At a glance
- Wheeler joined in December 2025 after roles at BlueCrest Capital and Citadel.
- For allocators sizing ExodusPoint exposure by team rather than firm-level assets, the report leaves key due-diligence questions open: which strategies Wheeler and Dangoor ran, whether their Dubai teams remain, and how much capital each managed.
- PivotalPath's discretionary macro index returned 3.5% through September, trailing the 6.7% hedge fund composite, Hedgeweek reported.
ExodusPoint Capital has lost two senior macro portfolio managers from its Dubai office less than a year after each joined, Business Insider reported.
Chris Wheeler and Daniel Dangoor each ran an independent macro investment team at the $15.5 billion multi-strategy firm. Wheeler joined in December 2025 after roles at BlueCrest Capital and Citadel. Dangoor arrived in June 2026 from Goldman Sachs in London, where he headed macro thematic trading; he previously worked at SPX Capital and Brevan Howard.
For allocators sizing ExodusPoint exposure by team rather than firm-level assets, the report leaves key due-diligence questions open: which strategies Wheeler and Dangoor ran, whether their Dubai teams remain, and how much capital each managed.
PivotalPath's discretionary macro index returned 3.5% through September, trailing the 6.7% hedge fund composite, Hedgeweek reported.
Reported by the Hedge Funds & Liquid Alts desk from Hedgeweek and Business Insider (via Hedgeweek). Published . Corrections