HOTLINE: Roger Yuan joins Shanghai Chaos Investment

Roger Yuan left his role as a commodity analyst at Goldman Sachs Group Inc and joined Shanghai Chaos Investment Co on Monday March 16, Metal Bulletin understands.

March 20, 2015

Roger Yuan left his role as a commodity analyst at Goldman Sachs Group Inc and joined Shanghai Chaos Investment Co on Monday March 16, Metal Bulletin understands.

Yuan has been hired by the company founder Ge Weidong and reports to him directly, a source familiar with the matter said,

Yuan is said to be responsible for a wider area beyond just metals.

Yuan was not available for comment when contacted by Metal Bulletin.

Shanghai Chaos trades copper, rubber, oil, sugar, soy as well as Hong Kong and US equities and bonds.

Shanghai Chaos currently has 100-150 employees.

Kiki Kang
kiki.kang@metalbulletinasia.com
Wechat:KikiKang_MB

What to read next

Launch of European domestic aluminium extrusion scrap assessments

Fastmarkets has launched two price assessments for aluminium extrusion scrap for the European domestic market.

October 15, 2024

By Ross Yeo

Delayed publication of Aluminium P1020A (MJP) spot premium

The publication of Fastmarkets’ MB-AL-0343 Aluminium P1020A spot premium, cif main Japanese ports (MJP) assessment for October 9 was delayed because of a technical error. Fastmarkets’ pricing database has been updated.

October 14, 2024

By Chay Chye Leng

Electric car charge sign with wind turbines on background

Hydro increases US recycling capacity, R&D efforts amid growing interest for low-carbon aluminium

The aluminium producer Hydro has been focusing its research and development (R&D) efforts in the US on increasing its recycling-based extrusion ingot production, Hydro Aluminium Metals USA president Duncan Pitchford told Fastmarkets.

October 14, 2024

By Luna Zhu

Copper prices in 2024 and 2025: a global overview and analysis

Copper's versatile applications and robust demand shape a complex global market outlook for 2024, with stable prices in the US, a mild recovery in China, and weak conditions in Europe, while Q4 forecasts suggest upward price pressure.

October 11, 2024

By the Fastmarkets team

Base metals market insights from LME Week

Market participants shared insight into the market dynamics for copper, nickel, zinc, lead and tin during LME Week, which ran September 30-October 4

October 9, 2024

By Natasha Porter

Western reindustrialization could ‘unlock’ green demand: LME Week

The Western world’s industrial strength is beginning to drop, but Jakob Stausholm, chief executive officer of Rio Tinto, said at a London Metal Exchange seminar that there was “plenty of demand to be unlocked from reindustrialization.”

October 9, 2024

By Laura Roberts