A hedge fund trader who previously worked at the now-defunct Eisler Capital has resurfaced in the industry after several months out of public view. Recent regulatory and corporate filings indicate that the individual has joined Millennium in London as a partner, marking a significant step up in status and compensation.

Although there has been no official comment from Millennium and public profiles still reference the former employer, multiple signals point to the move being completed. A new filing with Companies House lists the trader as a member of Millennium’s UK partnership, and market data platforms now show them operating from Millennium’s London office. These updates suggest the transition has taken place, even if formal records have not yet been fully updated everywhere.

At Eisler, the trader was responsible for running a specialized rates trading strategy. It is widely expected that a similar role will be performed at Millennium, where the firm is known for its pod-based structure and willingness to back experienced portfolio managers with proven strategies. The trader is also likely to find familiar connections at the firm, given overlapping professional networks in the London hedge fund community.

The financial contrast between the two firms is notable. Partners at Millennium’s London operation earned several million dollars each in profit last year, far exceeding average compensation levels reported at Eisler before its collapse. Overall, the move highlights Millennium’s continued ability to attract senior talent from struggling competitors and reward it at the highest levels.