Feb 13, 2023

Monday, 13/02/2023 | 06:36 GMT She previously worked at BTC Markets, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley. Invast Global Invast Global Hires Tiffany Besnard She joined when Invast is aggressively growing its footprint in the Asia Pacific region. In the role, she will work alongside the company’s Prime Services team. According to the press release shared with Finance Magnates, she will “lead many strategic projects” but did not specify any. “I’m thrilled to be joining Invast Global at such an exciting time,” Besnard said in a statement. “I’m very much looking forward to working with the team to advance growth and strategic direction. I’m also looking forward to meeting new and existing clients in APAC very soon.” She is one of the many major hirings of Invast over the recent months. Last October, the company onboarded Stephen Tudjman as the Global Head of Legal and Compliance. It also strengthened its Prime Services by hiring Andrew Bradshaw as the Head, Cyrus Poon as the Managing Director, and Matt Harris as a Director. Keep Reading She also has extensive experience working with the Wall Street giants. She started her career at Morgan Stanley, spent over twelve years in the company, and then joined Goldman Sachs. There she worked for about six years as a Vice President, was responsible for complex global quant all-synthetic fund launches, and managed product revenue growth for the US West Coast region. She also founded and ran a consultancy for business expense reduction and cost recovery for a couple of years. The CEO of Invast Global, Gavin White , said: “With her deep experience spanning two Wall Street investment banks, Tiffany has been at the forefront of the Prime brokerage industry over the past two decades. Invast Global are thrilled to have attracted such top talent and we look forward to seizing on many new opportunities with this powerhouse team we have built. We anticipate Tiffany will play a major role in our continued growth in this area this year and beyond.” Invast Global has strengthened its team with the latest appointment of Tiffany Besnard as Director and Head of Hedge Fund Sales (APAC). She has already joined the multi-asset prime brokerage and is based out of the Sydney offices. Invast Global Hires Tiffany Besnard She joined when Invast is aggressively growing its footprint in the Asia Pacific region. In the role, she will work alongside the company’s Prime Services team. According to the press release shared with Finance Magnates, she will “lead many strategic projects” but did not specify any. “I’m thrilled to be joining Invast Global at such an exciting time,” Besnard said in a statement. “I’m very much looking forward to working with the team to advance growth and strategic direction. I’m also looking forward to meeting new and existing clients in APAC very soon.” She is one of the many major hirings of Invast over the recent months. Last October, the company onboarded Stephen Tudjman as the Global Head of Legal and Compliance. It also strengthened its Prime Services by hiring Andrew Bradshaw as the Head, Cyrus Poon as the Managing Director, and Matt Harris as a Director. Keep Reading She also has extensive experience working with the Wall Street giants. She started her career at Morgan Stanley, spent over twelve years in the company, and then joined Goldman Sachs. There she worked for about six years as a Vice President, was responsible for complex global quant all-synthetic fund launches, and managed product revenue growth for the US West Coast region. She also founded and ran a consultancy for business expense reduction and cost recovery for a couple of years. The CEO of Invast Global, Gavin White , said: “With her deep experience spanning two Wall Street investment banks, Tiffany has been at the forefront of the Prime brokerage industry over the past two decades. Invast Global are thrilled to have attracted such top talent and we look forward to seizing on many new opportunities with this powerhouse team we have built. We anticipate Tiffany will play a major role in our continued growth in this area this year and beyond.” ADVERTISEMENT