Regal Partners CIO Phil King to Retire After Two Decades at Hedge Fund
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Hedge Fund Manager Phil King to Retire From Regal Partners
Shares in Regal Partners fell after the company said its chief investment officer for long short equities Phil King would transition to retirement, marking the exit of one of Australia’s most high-profile hedge fund managers.
Regal Partners CIO Phil King to retire after two decades at hedge fund
Phil King, one of Australia’s best-known hedge fund managers, is preparing to retire from Regal Partners, sending shares in the listed investment firm sharply lower, according to a report by Bloomberg. King, who co-founded Regal in 2004 and serves as chief investment officer for its long-short equities business, will remain in his role until at least June 2027 as part of a phased transition towards retirement. Regal shares fell as much as 10% fo…
Market Stalwart Phil King Exits Regal Partners
Phil King, co-founder and chief investment officer of Regal Partners, has retired after a distinguished 40-year career as an investor, including two decades at Regal. His departure, announced Monday, prompted a notable reaction in the market, with Regal shares initially falling as much as 9 per cent before stabilising around a 7 per cent decline. Regal Partners is one of Australia’s most active traders on the ASX, with extensive involvement acro…
Philip King stages transition to retirement
Regal Funds Management's Philip King has handed in his notice period, announcing his retirement strategy that will see his departure in 2027. Regal said King will remain with the company until at least June 30 of next year, ensuring an orderly transition of responsibilities and continuity for clients and investors. King is also the chief investment officer of Regal's long-short equity strategies and manages about 16% of Regal's total funds under…
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Regal Partners said co-founder and chief investment officer Phil King will begin transitioning toward retirement, marking the eventual departure of one of Australia's best-known hedge fund managers. King co-founded Regal in 2004 and helped build the business into a major Australian alternative inves... Article link
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