The art of footprint reduction

November 2015 in Buyside Interviews

Russell Investments is one of the oldest and most well-known buy-side firms in the world. Established in 1936, the firm has some $266 billion in assets under management. That creates massive currency trading needs. Adam Cox of FXAlgoNews speaks with the man in charge of handling those needs in the EMEA region, Klaus Paesler. He’s ready to use any method at his disposal to provide bespoke services for clients, whether that involves voice, netting and matching or algo-based trading.

AC: Klaus, could you broadly talk about your role and what you aim to achieve in it? KP: I’m head of currency and overlay strategy for the EMEA region. What that really involves is educating both prospects and clients on the implementation services that Russell provides, helping our clients with currency, derivative and other implementation strategies that we could do from them. Everything that we do at Russell is bespoke to our clients’ needs. On the foreign exchange side, Russell AC: Klaus, could you broadly talk about your role and what you aim to achieve in it? KP: I’m head of currency and overlay strategy for the EMEA region. What that really involves is educating both prospects and clients on the implementation services that Russell provides, helping our clients with currency, derivative and other implementation strategies that we could do from them. Everything that we do at Russell is bespoke to our clients’ needs. On the foreign exchange side, Russell

AC: Klaus, could you broadly talk about your role and what you aim to achieve in it? KP: I’m head of currency and overlay strategy for the EMEA region. What that really involves is educating both prospects and clients on the implementation services that Russell provides, helping our clients with currency, derivative and other implementation strategies that we could do from them. Everything that we do at Russell is bespoke to our clients’ needs. On the foreign exchange side, Russell

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