The economist is based in New York, and has 15 years of experience working in the hedge fund industry.
Japan’s Nomura has
appointed David Seif as chief economist for developed
markets.
Based in New York, Dr Seif is a managing director and reports to
Rob Subbaraman, head of global macro research, and Paul Nikodem,
head of US fixed income research.
The role is a newly-created one by the firm, a spokesperson told
this news service.
“David’s appointment underscores Nomura’s commitment to produce
cutting-edge macro research, and his past 15 years of experience
working at major hedge funds will help provide our clients with
unique perspectives and actionable ideas,”
Subbaraman said.
Before joining Nomura, Dr Seif worked as the chief of global
economics at Brevan Howard Asset Management. Prior to this, he
served in senior economist roles at Point72 Asset Management and
Paulson & Co.
Dr Seif holds a PhD and MA in economics from Harvard University
and a BS in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.
