QuantHouse Taps Latency Vets for Senior Roles

The move reunites co-founder Denery Fenouil with the QuantHouse team, and enlists low-latency Atrium Network founder Emmanuel Carjat.

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Paris-based low-latency market data distribution and systematic trading solutions provider QuantHouse has appointed industry veterans Emmanuel Carjat COO and Denery Fenouil CTO, as the vendor expands its leadership team.

Carjat, who will be responsible for managing the company’s operations to drive continued business growth, was most recently MD of Carjat Consulting, and before that was founder and CEO of Atrium Network, which was acquired by Canadian exchange TMX Group in 2001, and

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