What Advantage Can Muni Clients Get from SOLVE’s Pricing Solutions?
SOLVE SVP & Group Head, Municipal Markets, Gregg Bienstock, ESQ, explains what future enhancements can muni clients expect from SOLVE.
SOLVE SVP & Group Head, Municipal Markets, Gregg Bienstock, ESQ, explains what future enhancements can muni clients expect from SOLVE.
SOLVE SVP & Group Head, Municipal Markets, Gregg Bienstock, ESQ, explains what future enhancements can muni clients expect from SOLVE.
SOLVE SVP & Group Head, Municipal Markets, Gregg Bienstock, ESQ, explains how muni clients are benefitting from the enhancements to SOLVE Platform.
Sourav Srimal is Senior Vice President, Solutions at SOLVE. In this role he manages initiatives across all of SOLVE. Sourav has deep credit market expertise having built award winning products at AdvantageData including Leveraged Loans, Business Development Companies Product, Middle Market Loans and Private Bonds.
In March, Eugene Grinberg, New York-based co-founder and chief executive of SOLVE, visited Australia around his firm’s sponsorship of the KangaNews Debt Capital Market Summit in March. Grinberg talked to KangaNews about how SOLVE’s offering is helping investors and dealers make sense of the deluge of pricing signals they receive and send to help promote price transparency even in some of global fixed income’s most illiquid and opaque asset classes.
SOLVE SVP & Group Head, Municipal Markets, Gregg Bienstock, ESQ, walks through the latest enhancements to the SOLVE Debt Analysis solution for the Municipal Bond market.
Eugene Grinberg, Co-Founder and CEO of SOLVE, speaks with Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney on Bloomberg Radio.
There's been a significant step up in trading technology sophistication within fixed income in recent years.
SOLVE SVP & Group Head, Municipal Markets, Gregg Bienstock why SOLVE Px (Beta) launched with the Municipal Bond asset class and how the market is reacting to it. Get to know how the solution came to be, and where the product is going in the near future.
Fund managers in this red-hot asset class are often valuing their loans more generously than others do. Regulators are starting to worry.