Inside Hippo's S-4 - Jane Street nabs senior volatility trader - How Fidelity values SpaceX, ByteDance
Dan DeFrancesco,Jordan Parker Erb
Good morning and welcome to Insider Finance. I'm Dan DeFrancesco, and here's what's on the agenda today:
- We've got five key details from insurance startup Hippo's S-4 $4.
- The market for volatility traders is hot, with Jane Street poaching Aaron Katzman, a Barclays MD, $4
- Find out how Fidelity's $110 billion Contrafund values stakes in unicorns like $4.
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As the home-insurance startup prepares to go public via a SPAC, we did a deep dive on Hippo's recently filed S-4. From its use of AI for pricing and risk management to its approach to regulators, this is everything you need to know ahead of its public debut.
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With stocks like Tesla and GameStop moving violently throughout 2021, volatility traders are in high demand. For Jane Street, that means nabbing Aaron Katzman, a Barclays MD, who will join as a single-stock options trader. $4
>$4Fidelity's $110 billion Contrafund holds stakes in some of the biggest private companies in the world. We took a deep dive into how the fund values its stakes, and how it has changed since last year. $4