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UNX Hires Henry Yegerman To Head Global Product Management

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UNX LLC, a leading provider of innovative trading technology solutions, welcomes trading analytics expert Henry Yegerman as Head of Product Management. He joins UNX after 12+ years at Investment Technology Group (ITG), most recently as Managing Director of Analytical Products and creator of ITG’s acclaimed transaction cost analysis products.

Mr. Yegerman will oversee global product management of Catalyst, UNX’s open-architecture electronic trading platform. He will direct the continued growth of Catalyst’s trading capabilities across asset classes and worldwide financial markets, as well as oversee the delivery of customized electronic trading solutions to the buy and sell sides.

Yegerman also will focus on the expansion of UNX’s international community of capital markets participants and the integration of new solutions in UNX’s rapidly evolving Marketplace.

An “app store” for UNX and third party products, the Marketplace provides for seamless download and integration of myriad plug-ins for the institutional electronic trading community. Marketplace participants include broker-dealers, trading firms, exchanges, and third-party vendors who wish to deliver their content, products and services to broader base of users.

“The Catalyst trading platform and Marketplace are truly the next generation of technology and distribution that can transform the global electronic trading markets, and I’m excited to help UNX implement their extraordinary vision,” states Yegerman.

“Also, I look forward to working one-on-one with clients to build more efficient trading solutions and strategies using UNX’s ground-breaking, open technology. In a financial environment in which many technology providers are cutting back on their service, UNX’s client-facing attitude and high level of support align with my personal belief that the client should always come first,” Yegerman adds.

“With more than 25 years’ experience within the capital markets sector where he has built, sold and serviced leading-edge financial products, Henry has both the academic and technical expertise that can propel UNX further in our goals,” comments UNX CEO Thomas Kim. “And Henry’s extensive client consultative expertise will no doubt help the UNX team as they strive to achieve a new track record in client satisfaction and success,” Kim adds.

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