TG Optima Looks to Bring Portfolio Managers, Traders Together
TG Optima, a firm that has intentionally stayed off the radar for the last two years so as to build what it says is a new product offering, has unveiled Investment Optimizer, its flagship product that aims to bring together portfolio managers and traders.
"The idea behind the company was that we wanted to link the buy side and the sell side," says TG Optima's CEO, Tony Gau.
While there are portfolio construction tools on the buy side and portfolio trading tools on the sell side, Investment
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