Christopher Charles Rokos is a British billionaire hedge fund manager, the founder of Rokos Capital Management, and a former founding partner of the renowned fund, Brevan Howard Asset Management. Born in London, U.K., in 1970, his early intellectual talent was recognized immediately; he was identified by his primary school as a pupil with academic potential, especially in maths and science.

Rokos attended the elite Eton College and later secured a first-class honours degree in Mathematics from Pembroke College, Oxford University, in 1992. This formidable quantitative background was the engine of his career. He quickly entered high finance, gaining experience in derivative structuring, swap market making, and proprietary trading at UBS and Goldman Sachs.

Christopher Rokos's career is defined by his mastery of the global macro trading strategy, making large, high-stakes bets on macroeconomic trends (currencies, interest rates, commodities). In 1998, he was recruited by Alan Howard to join Credit Suisse as a proprietary trader, quickly earning the reputation as the firm's star trader.

In 2002, he became a founding partner of Brevan Howard Asset Management, where he was instrumental in its growth into one of the world's largest hedge funds, often generating phenomenal returns. Following an internal dispute, Rokos left and, in 2015, founded his own fund, Rokos Capital Management. His fund's success is tied to his ability to manage immense positions in government bonds and currencies, with his movements often monitored by rival Wall Street desks, cementing his status as one of the world's most influential and secretive macro traders.

Christopher Rokos's philanthropy focuses on arts preservation and education, reflecting his intellectual interests. He has made significant contributions to the National Gallery's Appeal to save works by Titian and frequently lends his own art collection to public museums, ensuring cultural access.

His structural social impact is linked to his role in the global financial markets, where his capital contributes to market liquidity. His political engagement includes being an occasional donor to the British Conservative Party, reflecting his economic philosophy.

Christopher Rokos maintains the highly polished, discreet style of a British hedge fund executive. His attire is consistently formal and high-quality, favoring custom-tailored suits. His aesthetic is one of intellectual rigor and controlled power, reflecting his status as a star macro trader whose positions can move entire markets.

Residing in London, his luxury is the deep financial security derived from his fund's successful trading strategies and the autonomy to pursue his passion for collecting and preserving Old Masters art. His life is dedicated to high-stakes, probabilistic financial engineering.