BTIG;s Anton LeRoy Takes Charge as CEO

BTIG;s Anton LeRoy Takes Charge as CEO

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In a significant leadership transition, BTIG, the global
financial services firm and brokerage company, has announced the appointment of
Anton LeRoy as its new Chief Executive Officer. He replaces Co-Founder Scott
Kovalik. In a statement released by the company today (Tuesday), Kovalik and Co-Founder
Steven Starker will assume the roles of Co-Chairmen of the Group.

LeRoy has rose through the ranks since his journey at BTIG began in 2008. As of 2018, he held
the position of President at the company, overseeing BTIG’s global expansion
strategy. His focus was particularly on bolstering the firm’s operations in
fixed-income, structured products, and investment banking.

Scott Kovalik, the
outgoing CEO, expressed his confidence in LeRoy, saying: “I have worked closely
with LeRoy for the last fifteen years, and I am excited to name him as my
successor to the position of a CEO. With extensive experience, including roles as
Chief Operating Officer and Head of FICC, LeRoy brings over 25 years of
experience to his new role.”

BTIG is a global financial services firm
specializing in institutional trading , investment banking, research, and
related brokerage services. The company has a presence in 20 cities across the
US, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Some of the financial solutions offered by the
firm include portfolio management, prime brokerage, and outsourced trading.

Additionally, BTIG has
made a series of key appointments in the past to strengthen its various
business segments. Under its Investment Banking division, the company announced
the addition of Jay Magee as the Managing Director in June to provide advisory
and capital solutions to its corporate and institutional clients.

Strengthening Business
Operations

BTIG’s Investment
Banking division offers a wide array of financial products and services,
including mergers and acquisitions, capital markets advisory, IPOs, private
placements, private equity, and private capital.

Moreover, BTIG made
key hires
under its
structured products trading team last year, according to a report by Finance Magnates. This move was aimed at strengthening BTIG’s
presence and capabilities in the segment of Structured Products within the
fixed-income, currency, and commodities divisions.

BTIG’s structured
product sales, trading, and strategy team is focused on secondary trading and
facilitating new issues across a wide range of products and client segments.
This encompasses banks, hedge funds, institutional money managers, and insurance
providers, among others.

In a significant leadership transition, BTIG, the global
financial services firm and brokerage company, has announced the appointment of
Anton LeRoy as its new Chief Executive Officer. He replaces Co-Founder Scott
Kovalik. In a statement released by the company today (Tuesday), Kovalik and Co-Founder
Steven Starker will assume the roles of Co-Chairmen of the Group.

LeRoy has rose through the ranks since his journey at BTIG began in 2008. As of 2018, he held
the position of President at the company, overseeing BTIG’s global expansion
strategy. His focus was particularly on bolstering the firm’s operations in
fixed-income, structured products, and investment banking.

Scott Kovalik, the
outgoing CEO, expressed his confidence in LeRoy, saying: “I have worked closely
with LeRoy for the last fifteen years, and I am excited to name him as my
successor to the position of a CEO. With extensive experience, including roles as
Chief Operating Officer and Head of FICC, LeRoy brings over 25 years of
experience to his new role.”

BTIG is a global financial services firm
specializing in institutional trading , investment banking, research, and
related brokerage services. The company has a presence in 20 cities across the
US, Europe, Asia, and Australia. Some of the financial solutions offered by the
firm include portfolio management, prime brokerage, and outsourced trading.

Additionally, BTIG has
made a series of key appointments in the past to strengthen its various
business segments. Under its Investment Banking division, the company announced
the addition of Jay Magee as the Managing Director in June to provide advisory
and capital solutions to its corporate and institutional clients.

Strengthening Business
Operations

BTIG’s Investment
Banking division offers a wide array of financial products and services,
including mergers and acquisitions, capital markets advisory, IPOs, private
placements, private equity, and private capital.

Moreover, BTIG made
key hires
under its
structured products trading team last year, according to a report by Finance Magnates. This move was aimed at strengthening BTIG’s
presence and capabilities in the segment of Structured Products within the
fixed-income, currency, and commodities divisions.

BTIG’s structured
product sales, trading, and strategy team is focused on secondary trading and
facilitating new issues across a wide range of products and client segments.
This encompasses banks, hedge funds, institutional money managers, and insurance
providers, among others.

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