Trendrating Eyes Global Expansion, Plans to Double Staff Within One Year

The momentum analytics provider is planning to expand into Europe and Asia this year, and will double staff to more than 100 employees to support the expansion.

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Trendrating founder and chief executive Rocco Pellegrinelli says the new hires will focus on selling the vendor’s momentum analytics to its current customer base of institutional fund managers across the UK and US, but will also be responsible for identifying other salespeople who will focus on countries that Trendrating doesn’t yet cover.

“Today we are serving mutual funds in the US and UK, but we want to expand into other geographies across Europe and Asia by the end of the year. To that end

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