T-Rex Snaps Up San Cristobal for Chief Product Officer
The former Thomson Reuters and Bloomberg exec will be responsible for guiding the vendor's current and future product strategy and deployment.
New York-based data management software vendor T-Rex has hired former Thomson Reuters and Bloomberg exec Tricia San Cristobal as chief product officer to oversee product strategy and development for its existing and future technology solutions.
The vendor created the new role in response to growing client demand and rising investor appetite for higher-yield complex assets, officials say, adding that San Cristobal’s experience of designing transformative enterprise platforms that make data
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