Turbulent markets fuel record year for Alex Gerko’s XTX
Billionaire’s trading business is one of the most profitable UK private companies
Turbulent markets fuel record year for Alex Gerko’s XTX
Billionaire’s trading business is one of the most profitable UK private companies
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