It may not be easy surviving and thriving at a hedge fund, but if you're going to leave a comparatively cosy banking job for a fund, there's one that's supposed to be nicer than others: Verition. And it's Verition that UBS's co-head of G11 short term interest rate trading has gone to. Get Morning Coffee ☕ in your inbox. Sign up here.James Regan announced his Verition move this morning. He's leaving UBS in London for a portfolio management role at Verition in New York, where he'll presumably be running a macro pod.It's Regan's second stint in NYC.