David Quinlan to Head Business Development for Eze Software in EMEA
Quinlan joined Eze in 1999 back when the company was Eze Castle Software.
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Quinlan, who has been with the company since 1999, will lead the vendor’s business development, sales and client services efforts in the region. A key area of focus will be helping clients handle new Mifid II requirements, said Jeffrey Shoreman, president and CEO of Eze Software, in a statement.
“In the last year, we’ve seen tremendous opportunity in EMEA as investment managers look to optimize their investment processes with technology to help them in their quest for MiFID II compliance,” Shoreman said. “We are committed to delivering the most comprehensive, flexible and timely solutions to the EMEA market, and are thrilled to be in a position to bring together such a highly experienced team to lead our outreach and support efforts.”
According to the company, Eze Software Group supports 280 local client offices across 15 countries in EMEA.
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