Sarf Joins Quadron Data Solutions
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Quadron Data Solutions, a provider of middle- and back-office systems for broker-dealers, has hired Dennis Sarf as executive vice president of sales. He will focus on developing strategic enterprise sales for bank, insurance, independent and clearing broker-dealers, according to vendor officials.
A 30-year veteran in financial services industry, Sarf last served as senior vice president of clearing services at Mesirow Financial. Prior to that, he worked as vice president for correspondent sales with Fidelity Investment's National Financial, head of operations at a major regional broker-dealer, and sales vice president for ADP Brokerage Processing Services.
"Quadron is poised for growth as a provider of end-to-end business processing solutions around regulatory compliance and reporting," Sarf says. "With no clear leader in this space and areas such as account opening becoming increasingly important to broker-dealers, I see a great opportunity to capitalize on the current climate and make a huge imprint on this marketplace."
"I'm confident that his work and knowledge as an intermediary, brokerage-firm executive, and even end user, will make him an immediate asset to the team,” says Quadron CEO David Fetter.
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