Thomas Kaczan rejoins securities finance industry
22 October 2019 New York
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After taking a year out of the securities finance industry, Thomas Kaczan has joined Velocity Capital’s securities lending trading team, based in greater New York City.
Velocity Capital provides securities lending services to institutions worldwide.
Kaczan, who has worked in various roles in the industry since 1993, temporarily departed the industry last year after working as an investment adviser representative at Caserta & de Jongh, between 2017 and 2018.
Prior to Caserta & de Jongh, Kaczan worked as a managing director tri-head of US EFI trading at Societe Generale for just over eight years. Before that, he was a vice president senior equity trader at Santander Bank for four years.
Between 1999 and 2003, Kaczan worked as a senior associate in equity financing services in the middle office and before this, from 1993 and 1999, he was the associate of equity financing services trading at Morgan Stanley.
Velocity Capital provides securities lending services to institutions worldwide.
Kaczan, who has worked in various roles in the industry since 1993, temporarily departed the industry last year after working as an investment adviser representative at Caserta & de Jongh, between 2017 and 2018.
Prior to Caserta & de Jongh, Kaczan worked as a managing director tri-head of US EFI trading at Societe Generale for just over eight years. Before that, he was a vice president senior equity trader at Santander Bank for four years.
Between 1999 and 2003, Kaczan worked as a senior associate in equity financing services in the middle office and before this, from 1993 and 1999, he was the associate of equity financing services trading at Morgan Stanley.
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