Key Takeaways
- • Millennium has hired Domenick Fumai as a trader based in New York, coming from North Rock Capital Management, where he was a senior trader covering US cash equities, index futures, custom basket and options trades.
- • Balyasny Asset Management has appointed Matti Konsala to a systematic trading role in London, after a year at Citi on the EMEA equities algorithmic trading desk.
- • Peel Hunt's head of electronic execution Ian Cannacott has left for Berenberg, where he will work as an electronic sales trader.
- • Natixis TradEx Solutions (NTEX), the outsourced buy-side trading desk of Natixis Investment Managers, has hired Gregory Duval as a credit dealer in Paris, from Crédit Agricole.
- • The moves, compiled by The TRADE as its "People Moves Monday" roundup, show continued demand for experienced electronic and credit trading talent across hedge funds, banks and outsourced trading providers.
Summary
Millennium has hired Domenick Fumai as a trader based in New York. Fumai brings more than a decade of experience across the buy-side, sell-side and outsourced trading. He joins from North Rock Capital Management, where he spent three years as a senior trader covering US cash equities, index futures, custom basket and options trades. Earlier, he spent four years as a director and equity trader at outsourced trading firm Tourmaline Partners, and nearly four years as a junior equity trader at Columbia Threadneedle Investments. He has also held associate positions at OppenheimerFunds and BNY Mellon.
Balyasny Asset Management has appointed Matti Konsala to a role covering systematic trading, based in London. Konsala most recently spent a year at Citi as an equities algo trader on the firm's EMEA equities algorithmic trading desk. Before Citi, he spent more than seven years at Goldman Sachs, initially in equities algo strategies before being promoted to vice president. He also spent more than two years as an algorithmic trade support analyst at ITG, with earlier stints at Societe Generale and Catella Asset Management.
Ian Cannacott, head of electronic execution at Peel Hunt, has left the firm to join Berenberg as an electronic sales trader. London-based Cannacott joined Peel Hunt in September 2025, as revealed by The TRADE, and led its low-touch coverage team while overseeing electronic trading across the franchise. He previously spent almost a decade at Redburn Atlantic, now Rothschild & Co., rising from electronic sales trader in 2016 to head of electronic execution. He has also held trader roles at State Street, Instinet and Dresdner Kleinwort.
Natixis TradEx Solutions (NTEX), a subsidiary of Natixis Investment Managers that provides outsourced dealing, securities lending and data and analytics services, has hired Gregory Duval as a credit dealer. Based in Paris, Duval brings more than two decades of industry experience. He joins from Crédit Agricole, where he spent almost three years as an investment grade corporate credit trader, and previously spent two years in the same role at CIC Market Solutions. His earlier credit roles span Edmond de Rothschild, Tikehau Investment Management, Tradition and Lloyds.
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