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LiquidityBook expands offices and team
12 March 2019 Sydney
Reporter: Maddie Saghir

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LiquidityBook has opened a new office at 383 George St in Sydney, Australia.

As part of the opening, LiquidityBook has hired Andre Meintjes as the Asia Pacific (APAC) client services lead.

In his new role, Meintjes will deploy enhancements and support to both APAC-based clients and clients that trade into APAC.

Prior to LiquidityBook, Meintjes served as support office for ABN AMRO clearing’s global execution services arm, where he worked closely with all levels of clients to deploy algos for various markets.

Meanwhile, the new office in Sydney is set to accommodate LiquidityBook’s growing team and support its rapid expansion in the APAC region.

LiquidityBook explained that the new office better positions the firm as it works to expand and provide local service and support to its rapidly growing client base, which has shown an increasing interest in investment opportunities in the APAC region.

Sean Sullivan, CRO, commented: “We’re very pleased to add Andre to our growing APAC team. We’re constantly on the lookout for top-flight talent, and the addition of Andre Meintjes to our new Australia office represents the latest culmination of that ongoing effort.”

“Our software-as-a-service based model provides superior value to fund managers around the globe, and we hope to add to our success here, just as we did in the EU with our first global expansion office in London in 2016.”
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