Finastra Adds Porfirio to Capital Markets Team
Pedro Porfirio will be based in London, where Finastra is headquartered. Finastra was created after the merger of D+H and Misys.
Through this role, Porfirio will be charged with growing the vendor’s capital markets portfolio, including its treasurys and investment management business lines. He will be based out of the company’s headquarters in London and report to Hannes Liebe, chief operations officer, international.
Porfirio was previously at Calypso Technology for two years as its chief product officer. In his over 25 years in the industry, he’s also served as head of European derivatives for Jefferies International
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