Clark and Bradley join Millennium Global
Currency manager makes senior hires as it expands global footprint
Richard Clark and John Bradley have joined Millennium Global Investments as part of its senior management team, as the currency investment manager expands its operations internationally, particularly in the US.
US-based Richard Clark becomes executive vice-president with responsibility for supporting the firm’s expansion in the US.
Previously, Clark was a partner and head of sales at Frost & Sullivan Investment Partners, after spending a decade as a national team leader at Northern Trust Asset
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