Comyno expands into London
02 January 2013 London
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Frankfurt-based consultancy and software development house Comyno has hired Andrew Chaplin as a managing partner in London.
Comyno designs and implements infrastructure for securities finance businesses.
It is now looking to expand after completing a Martini/Apex migration and supporting its clients in Frankfurt with establishing and integrating trading counterparties in Eurex Clearing’s new securities lending CCP service.
Before joining Comyno, Chaplin worked in London for more than 15 years at vendors and integrators specialising in solutions for OTC markets, including repo and securities lending at Framesoft and pricing/valuations of OTC derivatives and associated collateral at GoldenSource.
Markus Büttner, CEO at Comyno, said: “We are delighted to welcome Chaplin on board. His experience of business development from both a commercial and delivery perspective will give us the opportunity to bring our expertise to another of the worlds key markets.”
Comyno designs and implements infrastructure for securities finance businesses.
It is now looking to expand after completing a Martini/Apex migration and supporting its clients in Frankfurt with establishing and integrating trading counterparties in Eurex Clearing’s new securities lending CCP service.
Before joining Comyno, Chaplin worked in London for more than 15 years at vendors and integrators specialising in solutions for OTC markets, including repo and securities lending at Framesoft and pricing/valuations of OTC derivatives and associated collateral at GoldenSource.
Markus Büttner, CEO at Comyno, said: “We are delighted to welcome Chaplin on board. His experience of business development from both a commercial and delivery perspective will give us the opportunity to bring our expertise to another of the worlds key markets.”
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