PEOPLE MOVES
Burton, CFA, takes
Nedyalkov recently gained his
Masters in fi nance from the London
technology role at GLG
Business School. His last position was as
G
LG Partners, the publicly traded an analyst for Ameriprise Financial. At
hedge fund, has hired Anthony Ameriprise he performed qualitative and
Burton, CFA, as a portfolio manager quantitative research of investment
from Merrill Lynch to help manage managers and products for inclusion in
technology investments from its the portfolios of high net worth clients.
headquarters in London. He received his CFA charter in March
Burton, who headed a technology, 2007 and joined the society in October
media and telecom hedge fund at last year.
Merrill, will co-manage GLG’s
Dominic Herbert, CFA
technology investments alongside Philip
International Power hires
Pearson, ASIP. His team will expand its
London project fi nancier
Herbert, CFA, boosts
coverage to include the media and
Artemis client relations
telecom sectors. Before Merrill, Burton
worked at Nomura International.
team
Burton became a CFA charterholder
D
ominic Herbert, CFA, has joined in July 2002, and joined the society two
Artemis’ institutional client months later in September 2002.
relationship team. He will be primarily

responsible for relationships in the
Nedyalkov, CFA, takes East
Middle East. Additionally, he will as also
develop the team’s European institutional
Capital analyst role
client relationships. Herbert has over 14
years’ experience in the fi nancial services G
eorgi Nedyalkov, CFA, has taken
an analyst position at East Capital
industry. His most recent position was as Private Equity. The role is supporting
chief executive offi cer of Morgan Stanley the East Capital Financials Fund and
Investment Management’s joint venture Nedyalkov will be responsible for Stefano Terranova, CFA
with National Bank of Kuwait (NBK). providing fi nancial analysis and
He became a charterholder in September valuations of banks. He will also
2001 and joined the society in July 2002. monitor the CIS markets for S
tefano Terranova, CFA, a director
covering project fi nance for the
He is fl uent in both Arabic and French. developments and potential new power sector at Calyon in London, is set
opportunities. to rejoin International Power after two
Thierry Merand, CFA, joins
years away from the London-based
Solent
independent power producer.
Terranova will join International
S
olent Capital Partners has hired Power’s project and corporate fi nance
Thierry Merand, CFA, from group next month, arranging corporate
JPMorgan. Merand joins Solent as an and project fi nancings and supporting
analyst, recommending long/short CDS investment decisions by providing
trade investments. He will have global economic/fi nancial analysis.
coverage in the new role. He spent fi ve years at International
He did analysis for the proprietary Power, mainly working on Middle
positioning business at JPMorgan. This Eastern fi nancings before resigning in
involved seeking out capital structure the summer of 2006 to become an
arbitrage opportunities throughout assistant director at Calyon.
Europe. He has a Masters in Finance Terranova is a Laurea (cum laude)
from the University of Paris and an from Universita’ di Roma ‘La Sapienza’
engineering degree in Mechanics from in Italy and has an MSc from the
ICAM. He received his CFA charter in University of York. He joined the society
October 2005. He joined the UK society in October 2005, the same month he
in August 2006. Georgi Nedyalkov, CFA received his charter.
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