Options appoints VP, account management
Options Technology, a leading Capital Markets services provider, has appointed Mark Marwood as VP, account management, managed platform.
Options Technology, a leading Capital Markets services provider, has appointed Mark Marwood as VP, account management, managed platform.
Assets at Lone Pine Capital have plunged by 43% to $167 billion after the firm’s hedge and long only funds both racked up losses of over 30% so far in 2022, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Cole-Frieman & Mallon (CFM), an investment management law firm, has appointed Garret Filler as a partner. Filler comes to CFM after most recently serving as President of Allometrics, a startup at the intersection of gaming and finance.
LPA, a capital markets software and advisory firm, has enhanced its Contract Navigator solution offering through a partnership with OpenRisk Technologies (OpenRisk), a US-based specialist business solutions. The partnership will see LPA integrate OpenRisk micro-services into its new financial markets
Pragma a specialist in multi-asset execution technology, has released a new generation of Panorama, the firm’s algorithmic management system (AMS). Panorama 2.0 provides Pragma’s global client base with the next generation in algorithmic management, real-time transaction cost analysis (TCA), and
The European Energy Exchange’s (EEX) markets are to remain open despite the current situation on the German power derivatives market. Market participants debated the price development over the past week and the significant price increase on Friday, 26 August when
Coremont, an FCA-regulated financial services firm that provides complete front-to-back portfolio management support for hedge funds and institutional asset managers, has appointed Yu Xu as deputy head of product. Yu joins with a particular focus on infusing a product-led culture
Kentucky’s state pension agency has been ordered by a judge to release a suppressed report about possible fraud in its controversial hedge fund investments, according to a report by the Hearald-Leader. The judge ruled that taxpayers have right to have
A lawsuit filed by Dan Och and other former executives of Sculptor Capital Management, has been branded as “misleading and full of falsehoods” by the New York-based hedge fund, which formerly operated as Och-Ziff Capital Management. The suit, filed in
With a group of the most popular stocks owned by the world’s largest hedge funds, again starting to underperform the broader market, another sell-off of US stocks could be on the cards, according to a team of analysts at RRBC