Anthony Pignio Email & Phone Number

Red Bank, Nj, Us

Red Bank, New Jersey, Us

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Little Rock, Arkansas, Us

Took the show on the road to HQ in Little Rock, AR. Good people, wonderful slice of America. We outpunched our weight. Seasoned team of Research, Sales, and Trading pros. Sourcing liquidity out of thin air sometimes. No magic, no sleight of hand, just grit, consistency, and sticktoitiveness. Managed risk, P/L, execution costs, vendor contracts, personalities and expectations.

New York, New York, Us

I help customers look good. There is no liquidity. Trying to offer insight that will help clients make/save money. It's the same game, but now it can be info-overload. Trying to be concise and valuable. Trading, Sales Trading, managing execution costs, sourcing liquidity and blocks on a desk with a team-focused mindset.

New York, Ny, Us

Trader and Sales Trader dual threat. The roles morphed for me and they have for the street since. One skill set can be a powerful complement to the other. Worked thru a few transactions during this time, as Cowen was bought by SocGen and ultimately sold to PE firm Ramius Capital. Key performer in driving consistent and significant market and wallet share increases every year.

Helped carve out a profitable listed equity segment in a firm with deep roots in OTC market making. Nasdaq 5000 was an interesting time, and Knight was there every step of the way. Had to establish and maintain a voice to garner listed market share.

Worked at the heart of the marketplace. NYSE was the only game in town. Cut teeth on capital trades and learned proper customer service during the lifetime of a trade. We used paper and pencils. Telephones. Sometimes a calculator. Never a computer. No IM. Was a different time.