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Liquid Holdings Strengthens Risk Team with Key Hires

  • Thursday, September 11, 2014
Liquid Holdings Strengthens Risk Team with Key Hires
Today we announced the appointments of financial services industry veterans Jeremy Shaw, Richard Boesch and Isaac Babani to our risk analytics team. Jeremy, Richard and Isaac collectively bring over 50 years of risk management experience with a focus on multi-asset risk analytics including commodities and fixed income.

Paper"Today, our clients are benefitting from a single view of real-time performance and risk, side-by-side broker neutral execution, and compliance capabilities. These are key differentiators for Liquid, as one our latest clients, a $90 million hedge fund pointed out in our latest case study. Jeremy, Richard and Isaac are hard at work building additional asset-class coverage in our OERMS, which will enable us to stay ahead of the market, while addressing our clients' current and ongoing requirements," said Bruce Cooper, Chief Technology Officer at Liquid Holdings.

Jeremy Shaw joins Liquid after serving as a senior risk consultant with the firm, providing quantitative analytics, business analysis and project management for the risk analytics engine in the Liquid platform. Prior to consulting, Shaw was a Principal Investment Analyst with Flagstone Finance, where he led portfolio and risk management for the firm's fixed income, equity and commodity strategies.

Richard Boesch brings more than 20 years of industry experience in derivative pricing and risk modeling across a variety of asset classes, including equities, fixed income, foreign exchange and commodities. Most recently, he served as Chief Risk Officer at T3 Companies, where he designed and built tools to monitor and mitigate financial and operational risks across the organization, while overseeing risk for the firm's equity hedge fund strategies.

Isaac Babani brings more than 13 years of experience within quantitative analysis, trading and risk management. He has served in a variety of management roles, including Vice President of Quantitative Finance for Bank of America, where he was responsible for the development and implementation of trading strategies and risk management tools.

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