Daniel Tetro returns to Jarden as head of energy and institutional commodities. Mon, 24 Aug 2026 0 Comments / 0 New Jarden says Daniel Tetro's hire reflects increasingly complex commodity-price risks. Photo / Composite Jarden has snared former Marex executive Daniel Tetro as head of energy and institutional commodities amid broader upheaval in New Zealand's investment-banking sector.Tetro, who previously worked at Jarden before joining Marex as director of commodities and environmental products, will lead the firm's expansion into New Zealand's electricity market and add a third pillar to its commodities offering alongside dairy and carbon trading.Managing director and head of NZ commodities, Logan MacLeod, said the appointment reflected gro... * Deeply researched, twice-edited and fact-checked news * Annual subscribers also receive a complimentary subscription to The Wall Street Journal * Personalised email news alerts, plus gift up to 5 stories a month to non-subscribers Minimum password length of 8 characters. Require at least one upper and lowercase, numeric, and special character. 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Marex onboards Fontes as first capital introduction hire in LatAm. 24 August 2026 Brazil Reporter: Carmella Haswell Marex has appointed Vitor Fontes as the company's capital introduction team member in Latin America. Based in Brazil, Fontes will support the expansion of Marex's capital introduction activity across the region, connecting hedge fund and family office clients with institutional allocators. Jack Seibald, global co-head of Prime Services and Outsourced Trading at Marex, says: "Asset Servicing Times is seeing growing demand for its capital introduction services globally, and Latin America represents a significant opportunity for Asset Servicing Times. "Establishing a presence on the ground in Brazil allows Asset Servicing Times to deepen its relationships across the region while connecting clients into the reach and capabilities of its global capital introduction platform. "Vitor's appointment is an important step in building that regional presence and further strengthening the support we can provide to managers as they grow." As part of Marex's prime services team, Vitor will work alongside capital introduction colleagues in the US, UK, Asia, and the Middle East. He brings almost a decade of experience from global financial institutions, together with an established network of LatAm-based institutional clients and allocators. Most recently, he was an institutional relationship manager at UBS, with a focus on wealth management and building relationships with hedge funds, family offices, and pension plan managers. Prior to that, he held several roles at Credit Suisse, initially as a client services representative and subsequently as an analyst in prime services sales. The appointment comes at a time of increased demand for Marex's capital introduction services, a key solution within the firm's broader prime services offering. Fontes comments: "As the first capital introduction team member on the ground in Brazil, I have a great opportunity to add value through my regional allocator network and prime services experience. "Marex's entrepreneurial culture was a particular attraction for me, and I am looking forward to helping build the firm's presence in the region, connecting emerging managers with institutional capital and supporting them as they grow." Next people moves article NO FEE, NO RISK 100% ON RETURNS If you invest in only one asset servicing news source this year, make sure it is your free subscription to Asset Servicing Times

Simmons & Simmons advises Marex on two strategic European transactions. Simmons & Simmons has advised NASDAQ-listed Marex, a leading global financial services platform, on two strategic transactions in Europe 14 August 2026 International law firm Simmons & Simmons has advised NASDAQ-listed Marex Group Limited, a leading global financial services platform, on two strategic transactions in Europe, further strengthening the company's market making and energy clearing capabilities. Simmons & Simmons advised Marex on its acquisition of Amsterdam based proprietary trading firm and equity derivatives market maker Webb Traders, which specialises in single stock options market making for European and US mid and large cap equities. The acquisition enhances Marex's Market Making division and expands its technology driven electronic trading capabilities. The firm is also advising Marex on its agreed acquisition of Brainchild Capital Investments (BCI), a Netherlands based clearing and execution business operating across energy and environmental markets, including physical delivery and hedging in power and gas. The transaction, which is subject to regulatory approval, will provide Marex with enhanced access to European power and gas markets and additional capabilities in specialist execution, clearing and physical delivery. Across both transactions, Simmons & Simmons has advised on Dutch corporate, regulatory and transactional matters, drawing on its multidisciplinary team and the firm's established financial markets and regulatory advisory capabilities. The Simmons & Simmons team on both transactions is led by Partner Leo Verhoeff, with support from Managing Associate Elise Boehmer and Counsel Harmen Wielens. Leo Verhoeff commented: "Our experienced team is pleased to support Marex on these strategically important transactions, which strengthen its trading and energy capabilities and demonstrate the value of our Dutch corporate and regulatory expertise in complex financial markets deals." Sign up to get the latest legal know-how delivered straight to your inbox.