Key facts
- James Meenan has joined Dymon Asia as managing director.
- Meenan will relocate from London to Hong Kong.
- He previously held roles at Eisler Capital and Morgan Stanley.
- Dymon Asia's multi-strategy fund has returned nearly 15% in 2025.
James Meenan has joined Dymon Asia as managing director, focusing on the firm's growth and expansion. Meenan previously served as managing director at Eisler Capital and held roles at Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank. He will relocate from London to Hong Kong to assume his new position.
Dymon Asia, a multi-strategy hedge fund based in Singapore, has reported strong performance, with its multi-strategy fund returning nearly 15% in 2025 following a significant gain in October. The fund gained 1.6% last month, bringing its year-to-date returns to 14.8%. Eisler Capital, where Meenan previously worked in business development, announced in September that it would wind down its operations due to rising costs and weak performance.