Derek Kaufman

head of global fixed income at Citadel LLC

Derek Kaufman is Head of Global Fixed Income at Citadel LLC. He is a member of Citadel’s Portfolio Committee. Prior to joining Citadel in 2008, Mr. Kaufman was a Managing Director at JPMorgan Chase, where he most recently served as Global Head of Fixed Income in the proprietary positioning business. Mr. Kaufman started at J.P. Morgan in 1996 and was one of the earliest members of the firm’s proprietary positioning business. Mr. Kaufman currently serves on the board of The Preparatory Foundation, an affiliate of the Boston Preparatory Charter Public School. Mr. Kaufman received a bachelor’s degree from Harvard College

Relationships Interlocks Giving Data

Business Positions

Proprietary Positioning Group

• Global Head of Fixed Income ('96→Apr '08)

Citadel LLC Hedge fund

• co-head of fixed income

Board Memberships

Third Way Neoliberal think tank

• Board Member

Positions

Robin Hood Foundation Major NYC private anti-poverty charity

• leadership council member

Federal Election Campaign Contributions

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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee

• 3 contributions · 85,600 USD ('06→'10)

Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Political Fundraising Committee for Democratic Senatorial Candidates

• 2 contributions · 43,500 USD ('08→'10)

Democratic National Committee Governing body for the U.S. Democratic Party

• 2 contributions · 15,000 USD ('04→'05)

Connecticut Democratic State Central Committee

• 2 contributions · 10,000 USD ('06)

Kerry Victory 2004

• 1 contribution · 10,000 USD ('04)

Jim Himes US Rep from Connecticut aka “Wall Street’s Favorite Democrat”

• 4 contributions · 9,400 USD ('07→'09) [+1]

• 2 contributions · 5,000 USD ('11)

Chris Murphy US Senator from Connecticut (2013-present); Former US Rep. from Connecticut (2007-2013)

• 3 contributions · 7,500 USD ('11)

Connecticut's Future PAC Inc

• 1 contribution · 5,000 USD ('12)

Michael Bennet US Senator from Colorado

• 3 contributions · 5,000 USD ('12)

Chris Dodd President & CEO of MPAA; former Democratic US Senator from CT

• 2 contributions · 4,800 USD ('09)