Infima is a Stanford University fintech spinoff. Develops and uses modern data science, machine learning and advanced computational technologies to understand and predict borrower behavior and its effect on financial securities and markets. Kay Giesecke, Professor Stanford University School of Engineering, is founder and executive chairman.

SPM was a multi-billion dollar AUM alternative asset manager with a 20-year track record investing in fixed income, focused on the housing markets and mortgage-backed securities, employing investment and risk management strategies based on proprietary models of borrower behavior under varying macro-economic conditions. Led firm-wide risk management, quantitative analysis and modeling, data analytics, information technology and software development. Developed risk methodologies and investor reports, ran large-scale calculations, performed return and risk attributions, set and monitored risk guidelines, conducted research on new investment ideas. Hands-on manager of a team of physicists, mathematicians, computer scientists and economists.

Responsible for alternative reinsurance, and quantitative and strategic risk management. Developed and executed transactions using insurance and capital markets products to manage financial and insurance risks and to optimize portfolio characteristics and regulatory capital requirements.

Provided consulting and mathematical modeling to Sandler O'Neill & Partners and Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein on option pricing, financial analysis, and corporate valuation related to investment banking.

Directed quantitative work involved in equity derivative transactions and developing new equity and fixed income derivative products. Served as liaison between investment banking and capital markets.

Responsible for structuring, marketing and executing tailor-made fixed income, currency, equity and credit derivative transactions for clients in North America and Europe.

Directed quantitative work involved in structuring, marketing and executing transactions for clients globally.

Founded and managed Banco Santander's financial products business focussing on a global structured and derivatives products business.

Led global team responsible for all aspects of quantitative finance, risk management analytics, systems integration, and product development.

Research and development of quantitative valuation and hedging models, and other analytical tools for the capital markets.