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Two Sigma's billionaire cofounders, John Overdeck and David Siegel, are stepping down. The $60 billion quant named Carter Lyons and Scott Hoffman as the new co-CEOs. Overdeck and Siegel have made ...

The founders of mega hedge fund Two Sigma are stepping down as co-chief executives in a bid to resolve a yearslong clash that had riven the $60 billion quant-trading powerhouse.

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