Dymon Asia Capital has hired Weeli Goh, the former head of Asia-Pacific macro trading at Wells Fargo, to serve as a portfolio manager. Goh will join the firm in October, based in Singapore.
Goh spent nearly five years at Wells Fargo, where he served as head of foreign exchange trading for the Asia-Pacific region before expanding his role to include rates trading. Prior to joining the US bank, he held senior FX trading roles at TD Securities, including head of FX trading for the region.
Dymon Asia Capital is a nearly $8 billion multi-strategy, multi-manager hedge fund focused on global macro investment strategies.
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