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Mr. Robert Beinish is Chief Risk Officer & Chief Compliance Officer at Saiers Capital LLC, formerly known as Alphabet Management, LLC.
Prior to joining the Saiers Capital in 2009, Mr. Beinish served as Director of Risk Management at a multi-family office with assets under management of approximately two billion dollars.
He has over ten years of experience trading options, equities and ETFs, as the managing member of Red Rock Trading, LLC, an AMEX member firm.
He began his career as a computer systems manager and analyst at RagozinData Systems.
Mr. Beinish graduated with a B.A. from the University of Michigan.
Anciens postes connus de Robert A. Beinish
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Saiers Capital LLC
 Saiers Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance Saiers Capital operates global multi-strategy investment funds that currently focus on volatility arbitrage, while employing other arbitrage strategies (such as risk arbitrage, convertible bond arbitrage, capital structure arbitrage) and directional strategies. The funds are authorized to invest, directly or indirectly, in all types of securities and instruments, both US and non-US, and to participate in other potentially profitable opportunities, including the short selling of securities. Examples of securities traded and other investments made include listed and over-the-counter options, equity and debt securities and listed and over the counter derivatives, ETFs, futures, variance swaps, correlation swaps, equity swaps, credit default swaps, foreign exchange and commodities. Saiers Capital's investment strategies include: (1) volatility arbitrage (2) long and short investments (3) fixed-income securities and derivatives (4) commodity securities and derivatives (5) futures contracts and other derivatives (6) foreign exchange/foreign currency (7) PIPEs (8) special situations and risk arbitrage (9) capital structure arbitrage. In addition, the firm may invest some of their clients' assets in short-term US Government obligations, certificates of deposit (including sovereign and corporate), commercial paper and other money market instruments to enable the clients to make investments quickly and to serve as collateral with respect to certain investments. | Compliance Officer | 15/09/2015 |
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Saiers Capital LLC
Saiers Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance Saiers Capital operates global multi-strategy investment funds that currently focus on volatility arbitrage, while employing other arbitrage strategies (such as risk arbitrage, convertible bond arbitrage, capital structure arbitrage) and directional strategies. The funds are authorized to invest, directly or indirectly, in all types of securities and instruments, both US and non-US, and to participate in other potentially profitable opportunities, including the short selling of securities. Examples of securities traded and other investments made include listed and over-the-counter options, equity and debt securities and listed and over the counter derivatives, ETFs, futures, variance swaps, correlation swaps, equity swaps, credit default swaps, foreign exchange and commodities. Saiers Capital's investment strategies include: (1) volatility arbitrage (2) long and short investments (3) fixed-income securities and derivatives (4) commodity securities and derivatives (5) futures contracts and other derivatives (6) foreign exchange/foreign currency (7) PIPEs (8) special situations and risk arbitrage (9) capital structure arbitrage. In addition, the firm may invest some of their clients' assets in short-term US Government obligations, certificates of deposit (including sovereign and corporate), commercial paper and other money market instruments to enable the clients to make investments quickly and to serve as collateral with respect to certain investments. | Finance |
University of Michigan
 University of Michigan Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
