Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. announced that it is strengthening its international equities and fixed income sales and trading business with several key appointments.
Diego Baez, formerly of Terra Futuros, has been named managing director of Latin American equities.
Baez will focus on building the team and form strategic joint ventures and DMA Connectivity in Latin American markets. He was the head of electronic trading at Terra Futuros where he helped build the company’s electronic trading business.
George Medina, formerly of S.J. Levinson & Sons, has been named director of Latin American sales.
Medina was previously was managing director with S.J. Levinson & Sons where he managed a portfolio of sales teams and accounts.
Jose Berges, formerly of Interacciones Casa de Bolsa, has been named director of Latin American sales.
Berges was director at Interacciones Casa de Bolsa where he developed the company’s international institutional client base.
Mauro Orefice, formerly of Interbolsa Securities, joins as director of Brazilian sales.
Orefice was most recently was head of sales and trading for Interbolsa Securities where he participated in setting up the institutional trading desk covering clients from the U.S., Europe and Latin America.
These individuals will report to Jarred Kessler, global head of equities. Baez and Medina will be located in New York; Berges and Orefice will be located in Miami.
In addition, Francisco Romero, formerly of Macquarie Capital, has been named managing director of emerging markets, joining Charles Cortellesi and Erich Bauer-Rowe, recently named co-heads of the debt capital markets’ emerging markets division.
Romero previously was associate director at Macquarie Capital in the emerging markets trading division focused on Central American and Caribbean credits, and a vice president in the Latin American sales team at Refco Securities. -PR Newswire