The former high-speed trading executive launches the new fund after leaving GTS's crypto trading operation Radkl.
A group of traders from the crypto market-maker Radkl have left the firm to launch their own digital asset-focused quant investment fund.
Dubbed F9 Research, the new fund — led by Jim Greco, Jason Bell, and Allan Erskine — will trade across decentralized and centralized crypto markets, according to a source. Greco will serve as CEO of the new fund. "My partners and I left Radkl to found our own cryptocurrency trading business," Greco confirmed to The Block. A source told The Block that F9 Research has lined up more than 30 investors, including several large institutions. Greco declined to comment on the firm's assets under management.
Greco sits on the board of crypto exchange Gemini and previously held positions at high-speed trading shop Getco. Most recently, he worked for Radkl as its head of trading alongside Bell and Erskine. Bell previously was a managing director at BNY Mellon while Erskine held positions at Citadel, Credit Suisse, and Gemini.
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