Mr. Greenwell joined Axonic in 2020 as a Managing Director on the Business Development team, focusing on clients on the West Coast. He began his career on Wall Street in 1989 on the Institutional Block Trading Desk at Shearson Lehman Hutton in New York City. For over 30 years Mr. Greenwell has traded nearly all components of the capital structure (bank debt, corporate debt, and equities), most notably at Shearson Lehman Hutton, Smith Barney, Imperial Capital and most recently Cantor Fitzgerald. At Cantor Fitzgerald, he was the Director of Sales for Cantor’s Market Strategy and Equity Derivative effort, working directly with the firm’s Global Chief Market Strategist. Mr. Greenwell attended the University of Missouri from 1987 – 1989, transferred to New York University in 1990 and accepted a job with Smith Barney before graduation.
As most of the major indices continue to experience prolonged losses, it is difficult to look at the drops as anything but a sign of an impending recession in the majority of asset classes. But is a recession really looming? CNBC spoke with Axonic Capital Director of Research Peter Cecchini for insight. “If you think […]
Despite furious bouts of selling in the equity markets, the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX), which is Wall Street’s so-called fear gauge, has remained stubbornly low this year. To help investors understand what this may mean for their portfolios, Bloomberg recently spoke with Axonic Capital Director of Research Peter Cecchini for insight. According to Cecchini, this […]
The persistent market volatility and latest intraday drop among the major indices have created more bears than bulls among equity market investors. While this typically is a sign that the market has reached the bottom, now it may not be as simple. Bloomberg TV spoke with Axonic Capital Director of Research Peter Cecchini to find […]
As the markets remain persistently volatile, Bloomberg TV recently spoke with Axonic Capital Director of Research Peter Cecchini for insight on whether these large market movements should be reason for concern among investors or if it is a normal occurrence throughout the history of the market. “The analog we have been discussing since late last […]
Stocks experienced yet another volatile day following the latest inflation data, indicating that the U.S. Federal Reserve will likely need to raise interest rates in the near future. Despite this, the 10-year yield also dropped today due to investors purchasing bonds, which is not typically seen following a pessimistic inflation report. What might this all […]