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TORA UK Presence Grows with London Office and Two New Hires

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Multi-asset trading solutions provider TORA has expanded its presence in UK with a new London office to support continued growth, and two new hires. Peter Rank, Sales Manager, reporting to David Tattan, Head of Sales for Europe, joins TORA from Axe Trading and Bloomberg AIM, where he worked with clients across Europe. Chris Hopton, Professional Services Manager, was a Senior Account Manager at Trading Screen and SS&C, where he was responsible for delivery of fund solutions to clients. Chris will be joining a global team of professional service managers to help TORA to continue to provide software and workflow solutions, onboarding and client service to global institutional investors.

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