Nick Quin promoted at SimCorp
20 March 2014 Sydney
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SimCorp has hired Nick Quin as managing director at SimCorp Asia, based in Sydney.
Quin is the successor of Peter Hill, who will assume a new role as managing director of UK and the Middle East at SimCorp.
The firm is a provider of investment management solutions and services for the financial services industry.
Quin was previously regional sales director at SimCorp Asia Pacific, a position he held since 2003. He played an instrumental role in developing SimCorp’s presence in both Australian and Asian markets.
Quin said: "I am excited to be given the opportunity to further drive leadership in a company recognised for its heritage while also taking on the challenge to contribute my experience and expertise as SimCorp responds to new financial market trends and demands. Only with innovation and state-of-the-art solutions, can investment managers apply scarce resources to help generate alpha and meet client demands in a cut-throat market.”
“My goal is to continue to help investment organisations move away from legacy platforms and enable them to grow their business, while assisting our clients in responding to market demands, such as the current central clearing and trade repository reporting requirements.”
Quin is the successor of Peter Hill, who will assume a new role as managing director of UK and the Middle East at SimCorp.
The firm is a provider of investment management solutions and services for the financial services industry.
Quin was previously regional sales director at SimCorp Asia Pacific, a position he held since 2003. He played an instrumental role in developing SimCorp’s presence in both Australian and Asian markets.
Quin said: "I am excited to be given the opportunity to further drive leadership in a company recognised for its heritage while also taking on the challenge to contribute my experience and expertise as SimCorp responds to new financial market trends and demands. Only with innovation and state-of-the-art solutions, can investment managers apply scarce resources to help generate alpha and meet client demands in a cut-throat market.”
“My goal is to continue to help investment organisations move away from legacy platforms and enable them to grow their business, while assisting our clients in responding to market demands, such as the current central clearing and trade repository reporting requirements.”
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