Dymon Asia has appointed a pair of macro portfolio managers to its multi-strategy platform in Singapore.
Saleh Zaidi has been recruited from Astignes, while Akshat Sinha joined from Southern Ridges. They are among eight new PMs Dymon has hired so far this year.
Former Morgan Stanley rates and FX trader Bret Tobinsky joined in February as a relative value macro PM, also based in Singapore.
The total number of PMs at Dymon now stands at around 70, with 35% of those focused on macro.
The firm told With Intelligence it aims to grow the flagship multi-strat fund to $4.5bn. It had $3bn at the end of 2024.
The fund was up 1.3% in March, taking YTD gains to 2.8% with macro, relative value and equities the main contributors.
The strategy rose 12% in 2023 and 17% last year.
Zaidi leaves Astignes after more than four years, joining in 2020 following more than 15 years at various securities firms, including RBS, Citi and Nomura.
Sinha exited macro hedge fund Southern Ridges after more than five years.
Dymon declined to comment.