If you were hired at a hedge fund, would you entirely disclose your strategy?
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depends what is your position within the hedge fund.
it would be counterproductive to dispose of the fund manager. who would run the fund instead?
if you were a regular trader, you basically don't have a "strategy". You just do what you're told.
it would be counterproductive to dispose of the fund manager. who would run the fund instead?
if you were a regular trader, you basically don't have a "strategy". You just do what you're told.
If you ask them to sign a paper like that they will simply not hire you. Not worth the bother to have a lingering legal liability after you leave. They hire traders to trade their strategies or someone to manage a sub-amount of money perhaps and either case they do not need to sign any paper regarding your strategy.
In the real world...
The hedge fund employee signs a 20 page Non-Disclosure Agreement...
Which is highly enforceable in court.
If you do not wish to do so...
Go and start your own hedge fund.
BOTTOM LINE IN BUSINESS WORLD
If you have no capital... you have no power...
And must work for those who do.
In the real world...
No one cares about your "back-testing".
Only independently Audited Financial Statements...
Proving that you've made substantial profits over 3 to 5 years or so...
And that luck had nothing to do with it...
Would be of any interest to an adult.
20 pages NDA ? Outsch ! Bureaucracy...
Ask for ownership. Rennaisance gives ownership to all traders and employees including the janitors.