The latest evidence of hedge funds using real estate to draw talent: $35 billion Brevan Howard is opening a Greenwich office0

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• September 16, 2026

Forget Greece — Brevan Howard’s latest real-estate digs will be in an old-school hedge fund hot spot. The $35 billion manager is adding an office in Greenwich, the leafy Connecticut suburb long known for its concentration of hedge funds, early next year, a person close to Brevan told Business Insider. It will be the European-based