DrKW Hits Its Cross-Asset Stride
FRONT PAGE: CROSS-ASSET TRADING
LONDON—Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) is hitting its stride in its bid to provide clients with one-stop shopping for cross-asset class trading—a keystone of its Digital Markets (DM) group, which is paving the way forward for the firm.
"One of the key tenets for Digital Markets was the idea that it had to be across all asset classes," says Sean M. Park, managing director and head of DM for Capital Markets at DrKW. Park is the keynote speaker at the DWT London show this week (see story
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