GRHedge fund billionaire Chris Rokos is relocating his residency from the UK to Greece, as reported by the Financial Times. This move follows concerns over potential tax increases under the UK's Labour government. Rokos, who earned £477 million last year through his $22 billion macro hedge fund, is among several high-profile financiers leaving the UK. Greece offers incentives such as a flat annual tax of €100,000 for wealthy foreigners who invest at least €500,000 in the country. Rokos is known for founding Rokos Capital Management, one of the world's largest macro hedge funds, and for significant charitable contributions, including a £190 million donation to Cambridge University.
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