While bankers continue to see their once bounteous pay packets slowly trimmed by incoming regulation and public scrutiny, a number of hedge fund managers continue to enjoy healthy stipends.

Annual profits at the European arm of Tudor Investment Corporation, the US macro hedge fund founded by Paul Tudor Jones, grew to $70 million in the 12 months to March 31, 2013, according to company filings this week. That compares with $66 million the previous year.