Citadel Investment Group contributions received by CLF

Citadel Investment Group and CLF share four-fifths of a string

CITADEL INVESTMENT GROUP totals $39,678,815 in itemized individual contributions. CLF, committee C00504530, received $32,000,000 of that grouping across 128 contributions—about 81% of the employer total. Interface Group and Ryan Insurance Group Inc. also meet CLF on other tie pages. Those are different employer keys sharing a committee ID, not a combined hedge-fund sector.

About $7,678,815 of Citadel Investment Group-coded money ($39,678,815 − $32,000,000) went to other committees. The industry hub still has a remainder. The committee hub still has other employers. This URL is only the $32,000,000 overlap.

128 lines at a $250,000 mean

One hundred twenty-eight contributions totaling $32,000,000 average exactly $250,000 per line ($32,000,000 ÷ 128). That round mean can reflect many gifts at a common itemized amount, a few larger gifts mixed with smaller ones, or both. The packet does not publish a distribution. Treat $250,000 as arithmetic, not a typical employee bonus redirected to politics.

Citadel, Citadel Securities, and Citadel LLC as different spellings are other keys if filers typed them that way. This page does not merge the corporate family. People who listed a different investment firm in Chicago or New York sit elsewhere. The $39,678,815 total is this employer string only.

CLF (C00504530) under a hedge-fund-style label

CLF is the disclosed committee name. This tie does not expand the acronym or list independent expenditures. The $32,000,000 is Citadel Investment Group-coded individual receipts into C00504530. Other Super PAC activity by CLF is outside the source note.

Because 81% of the employer grouping sits here, the Citadel Investment Group industry page will look similar to this tie on headline dollars. The 128-line count and the leftover $7,678,815 are the details that still separate the two views.

Market-maker brands are not contract dollars

FEC individual receipts are not Treasury securities operations and not USAspending awards. A similarly named entity in a federal contract file is a different dataset. Do not treat $32,000,000 as funding those awards. Correlation of a finance brand across sites is not causation.

Motive, trading strategy, and Super PAC issue ads are outside the packet. Unitemized gifts never appear. Cite FEC.gov for $32,000,000, 128 contributions, and the $39,678,815 employer total.

Linked pages

The Citadel Investment Group industry page holds the $39,678,815 employer total. The CLF committee page holds C00504530 receipts from every employer, including Interface Group and other strings that also meet this committee. All industries and all FEC ties collect those pairs without mixing independent expenditures into this 128-line cell.

80.6 percent is $32,000,000 of $39,678,815. The leftover $7,678,815 is Citadel Investment Group-coded money on other committees. 128 lines averaging $250,000 ($32,000,000 ÷ 128) is a round mean. Treat it as arithmetic. The packet has no median.

Interface Group and Ryan Insurance Group Inc. also meet C00504530. Same committee, three employer keys. Adding them on this page mixes filters. Citadel, Citadel LLC, and Citadel Securities as different spellings are other keys.

Cite FEC.gov for $32,000,000, 128 contributions, $39,678,815, and C00504530. Independent expenditures by CLF are outside the cell. Do not treat 80.6% as proof a hedge fund directed the Super PAC or as a trail to USAspending awards to a similarly named entity.

Researchers who need names behind the 128 contribution lines must leave this prose page for the committee and industry tables. This tie only publishes the overlap: $32,000,000 coded to CITADEL INVESTMENT GROUP and received by CLF (C00504530), against an employer grouping of $39,678,815. About 81% of that grouping is here; $7,678,815 is not. Dollars per line average about $250,000. That ratio is arithmetic on the packet facts, not a typical gift and not a legal finding. Unitemized receipts, independent expenditures, and USAspending awards remain outside the join. Cite FEC.gov. Other Citadel spellings remain other keys.

Questions

How much did Citadel Investment Group donors give CLF?

FEC.gov aggregates of itemized individual contributions show $32,000,000 coded to the Citadel Investment Group employer grouping and received by CLF (C00504530). That join covers 128 contributions. The broader Citadel Investment Group employer total across all committees is $39,678,815. These figures are not independent expenditures.

Did Citadel the company donate $32,000,000?

No. The total is itemized individual contributions whose employer field is Citadel Investment Group, not a corporate treasury gift. Other Citadel legal names are other keys if typed differently. This page does not verify employment. It reports the labeled join to committee C00504530 only.

What share of Citadel Investment Group FEC money went to CLF?

About 81% of the $39,678,815 Citadel Investment Group employer total is in this join: $32,000,000 to CLF. About $7,678,815 went to other committees. That percentage describes overlap of two FEC groupings, not a finding that the firm directed the gifts.

Is this the same CLF join as Interface Group?

Same committee ID (C00504530), different employer string. Do not add $32,000,000 to Interface Group’s CLF total and call it one industry. Each join is a separate filter. Independent expenditures remain outside both cells. Use the CLF committee hub for an all-employer view.