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Instinet, the equities execution services arm of the Nomura Group, has named Tony Necakov as its chief technology officer.
He joins Instinet from Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where most recently he was responsible for its global equities high-touch trading technology group, according to a company statement. Prior to that, he served in various trading-technology development positions at JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch, Instinet, Bear Stearns, Swiss Bank and Goldman Sachs.
Necakov brings more than 20 years of experience developing trading platforms and managing technology organizations globally, according to the company.
“Instinet’s electronic platform sits at the core of our entire business, and presents us with many compelling opportunities globally,” says Jonathan Kellner, CEO for Instinet, in the company statement, which also saluted Necakov as an “exceptionally talented technologist and leader.”
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