MarketAxess Appoints Krein as Head of Research
Krein joins from Nasdaq OMX to lead institutional credit markets research.
Krein will lead the firm's market research and analysis for the institutional credit markets, including real-time and historical fixed-income data and market data that can be utilized to inform trading and execution strategy.
Formerly head of research at Nasdaq OMX Global Indexes, Krein also held a senior product development and analytics role at S&P Dow Jones, and founded DTB Capital.
"David brings a wealth of experience in research and product development at some of the leading global firms in financial services," says Kevin McPherson, head of global sales at MarketAxess."His knowledge and expertise will allow us to continue to offer valuable insights to our clients as electronic trading gains momentum in fixed-income markets worldwide."
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