DataArt hires head of financial practice 13 January 2016New York Reporter: Stephanie Palmer
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Technology consultancy DataArt has hired Cliff Moyce as global head of financial practice.
A financial services and capital markets executive and experienced financial technology professional, Moyce has experience in leading high-profile companies through change periods. His previous positions include the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange, Markit, Lloyds of London and Credit Market Analysis.
Moyce also contributes to management journals and speaks regularly at financial events on topics including innovation in financial services.
DataArt offers technology solutions to financial institutions including banks, exchanges, hedge funds and investment managers, and has also worked with financial technology and market data companies.
The new appointment comes as a response to changes and modernisation in the data management, digital banking and legacy banking platforms. DataArt intends to build on its offerings to cater to the additional needs that these changes present.
Alexei Miller, managing director of DataArt, said: “We are delighted that Cliff Moyce has now taken on the role of leading our financial practice globally.”
“His experiences in everything from building and launching major new mortgage and insurance companies to leading the automation of trading at Europe’s largest derivatives exchange, to building the first automated index arbitrage system for equities in London, to running a private equity company, will be of huge benefit to our clients.”
Moyce added: “I am delighted to have been given the opportunity to lead this exciting, top tier team. DataArt has been a reliable technology partner for many investment and asset management firms, and I am certain that other institutions – insurance providers, pension funds, savings and loans, and mortgage companies – can greatly benefit from the services of DataArt.”
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