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Mr. René Anger Leaves Pricing Partners

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Pricing Partners, the world leader in OTC derivatives pricing analytics, mathematical models and independent valuations, announced today that after five years of collaboration between Pricing Partners and René Anger, its previously CTO, have agreed to part the company.

Mr Eric Benhamou stated: “We thank René for his contribution to Pricing Partners. We wish him success in the next stage of his career.”

Mr René Anger stated: “I am grateful to Pricing Partners for all the opportunities it offered me over the years. I wish my colleagues at Pricing Partners all the best as they continue to take Pricing Partners forward.”

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