Citadel Founder Ken Griffin: The Billionaire Who Built a $71B Empire

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Ken Griffin is the founder of Citadel, one of the world's most prominent hedge funds, which currently manages $71 billion in assets. Griffin began his trading career while still a student at Harvard University, nearly four decades ago. Over the years, he has developed a reputation as a key financial player, often stepping in during market turbulence. His decades-long investment strategy has positioned him as one of Wall Street's most influential billionaires.

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