The Eleuthera formula: technology + trading = opportunity

June 2023 in Previous Features

Adam Cox catches up with the Zurich-based fund manager Philippe Bonnefoy, who the mid-2000s, started a venture using algorithms to seize short-term FX opportunities, a trading technique he has been honing ever since and which is central to the success of his firm Eleuthera Capital AG.

Philippe Bonnefoy: Eleuthera Capital AG When the blue blood Wall Street firm Kidder, Peabody & Co. set up a global fund management business in the mid-1980s, it tapped one of its new young stars, Philippe Bonnefoy, to look after international equities. Overseeing such a portfolio meant managing foreign exchange exposures and for Bonnefoy it was love at first sight. Within a few years he joined a proprietary trading firm that capitalised on a volatile and fast-changing macro trading environment for the Philippe Bonnefoy: Eleuthera Capital AG When the blue blood Wall Street firm Kidder, Peabody & Co. set up a global fund management business in the mid-1980s, it tapped one of its new young stars, Philippe Bonnefoy, to look after international equities. Overseeing such a portfolio meant managing foreign exchange exposures and for Bonnefoy it was love at first sight. Within a few years he joined a proprietary trading firm that capitalised on a volatile and fast-changing macro trading environment for the

Philippe Bonnefoy: Eleuthera Capital AG When the blue blood Wall Street firm Kidder, Peabody & Co. set up a global fund management business in the mid-1980s, it tapped one of its new young stars, Philippe Bonnefoy, to look after international equities. Overseeing such a portfolio meant managing foreign exchange exposures and for Bonnefoy it was love at first sight. Within a few years he joined a proprietary trading firm that capitalised on a volatile and fast-changing macro trading environment for the

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