GoldenSource Makes Three New Hires
EDM provider hopes to support European growth
Enterprise data management provider GoldenSource has announced three new hires to support growth across capital markets in Europe.
The recruits are Charlie Browne, who will head up market data and risk solutions, and Haider Mannan and Graham Langley, who will lead dedicated buy- and sell-side sales teams respectively.
Browne's previous post was as head of independent price verification at Lloyds Banking Group. In his new role, he will be tasked with continuing to build out the firm's market data solutions product, which links reference data such as corporate actions and end-of-day pricing with more time-critical market data, including intraday pricing, rates and curves.
Mannan joins the team from IDS GmbH, a subsidiary of Allianz SE offering managed services for data management, risk, performance analysis and reporting for custodians. He will develop GoldenSource's buy-side proposition.
His sell-side counterpart, Langley, has worked for SunGard Financial Systems, Misys and other banking enterprise providers.
All three executives are based in GoldenSource's London office.
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