Michael Hintze’s newly launched hedge fund, Deltroit Asset Management, could face exposure to historic tax liabilities linked to his former firm, CQS, as a closely watched UK Supreme Court case approaches, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The report cite regulatory filings as showing that Deltroit has agreed to help cover any tax liabilities arising at CQS between 2016 and its sale to Manulife Investment Management in 2024. The arrangement relates to the UK’s “salaried member” legislation, wh...
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