Executive Search for Quantitative Finance
Talent is equally distributed globally.
Opportunity is not.
We place senior portfolio managers, quant researchers, and trading leaders across hedge funds, market makers, multi-strategy platforms, and systematic investment firms — globally.
Global Reach
Active in New York, Hong Kong, Dubai, London, and Singapore. Seven years building one of APAC's deepest quant networks — now expanding that advantage to US, Gulf, and European mandates.
Quant Specialisation
Built entirely within quantitative and systematic finance — our network spans stat-arb PMs, macro quants, high frequency traders, ML researchers, and execution specialists at the world's leading systematic funds.
Senior Network
No junior sourcing. Every search draws on a curated network of senior specialists built over a decade of focused market engagement.
Representative Placements
Head of US Options Trading
Global Market Maker
Global Head of Quant R&D
Sovereign Wealth Fund
Senior D1 PM / Partner
Global Hedge Fund
Senior PM, Fixed Income
Multi-Strategy HF
Senior PM, ECM
Global Hedge Fund
Head of Market Making, APAC
Market Maker
Head of D1 Trading
Crypto Market Maker
Senior Volatility Trader
Quantitative Hedge Fund
Lead Options Analyst
Market Maker
Quant Researcher
Systematic Equity Fund
Head of Options Trading Infra
Global Market Maker
Head of Trading
Prop Trading Firm
Senior Portfolio Manager
Quantitative Macro Fund
ML Research Lead
Systematic Fund
Insights
Market Intelligence
The Two-Headed Seat: Why the Fastest-Filling Pods of 2026 Hire a Trader and a Quant as One Line
The multi-manager seats moving fastest at the highest pay this year are not going to discretionary traders or to quant researchers on their own. They are going to pairs: a trader and a quant researcher hired against a single P&L, reporting to one seat head, splitting one carry formula. That changes what a hiring firm is actually underwriting, and it is the hardest kind of hire to get right.
Everyone Sold India in the First Half of 2026. The Hiring Never Stopped.
Foreign investors pulled a record $30.7 billion from Indian equities in the first half of 2026, the steepest exit in twenty-five years, and India's MSCI EM weight halved from its September 2024 peak. Over the same six months, global trading firms kept adding staff in Mumbai and Gurugram, multi-strategy platforms kept building Asia long/short teams, NSE filed the largest IPO in Indian history, and SEBI's new SIF framework minted a domestic long-short industry. The bid for India-capable portfolio managers has decoupled from the flow cycle, and that gap is the story.
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