 Denis Orrock Chief Strategy Officer, Praemium Limited Denis Orrock is Praemium's first chief strategy officer, appointed in November 2022. He was previously Head of Asia Pacific at GBST Holdings, prior to its acquisition by FNZ. Denis joined GBST in May 2008 and was appointed chief executive, capital markets in August 2012. Previously, he managed the company's Australian Broker Services and Financial Services divisions. Prior to joining GBST, Denis was general manager of Infochoice. Denis has worked within the Australian financial services industry for over 15 years. He has a broad understanding of domestic wholesale and retail markets and has held advisory and trading positions with UBS, Grange Securities and Taylor Collison.
DENIS ORROCK | FRIDAY, 27 SEP 2024 Investment in alternative assets has increased notably over the last few years, with high net worth (HNW) investors driving the charge in search of diversified risk-adjusted portfolio performance and opportunities for yield where traditional asset classes ... Read more DENIS ORROCK | MONDAY, 26 JUN 2023 Larry Fink, co-founder of the $9 trillion investment company BlackRock, said recently that artificial intelligence (AI) will have a profound effect on business worldwide, likening its potential to that of the smartphone and the Cloud, both of which ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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