GreySpark Partners Targets APAC Region with Sydney Office

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GreySpark Partners expands its Asia Pacific operations with the opening of its first Australian office in Sydney.

The Sydney office will also act as GreySpark's Asia Pacific advisory hub for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives clearing.

Braian Szwarcberg-Poch has been appointed managing director and will lead the Australian team into bringing GreySpark's expertise in e-trading and market structure advisory services to enable clients to deal with regulatory change more efficiently and effectively. Szwarcberg-Poch returned to Sydney from London where he helped establish and distribute Barclays' OTC client clearing offering across the UK and Europe; he will be assisted by Malavika Shekar, senior consultant, in growing the business's delivery organisation.

The firm has grown to over 70 consultants globally since it was founded in London in 2009, and Sydney has become the newest hub in APAC after Hong Kong in 2011 and Singapore in 2012.

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