Robert Arancio

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  Longtime Lehman Brothers exec Rob Arancio made an internal move at the bulge bracket firm, going from the sellside to the buyside.Arancio was recently named head of equity trading for the investment management division at Lehman.
  
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  Previously co-head of U.S. Liquid Markets, he now oversees trading across the entire spectrum of asset management products, which includes Neuberger Berman (both institutional and retail) and equity-related hedge funds.

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  More recently, Rob Arancio joined Neuberger Berman from Lehman Brothers, where he co-headed liquid markets.

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  Robert Arancio takes the reins as president of the Security Traders of New York (STANY).Arancio, head of trading at Neuberger Berman, replaced Stephen Kay, Knight Capital Group, as STANY's leader.
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  A sellside trader at Lehman Brothers for most of his career, Arancio was featured in a Traders Magazine story last month in which he discussed a number of topics, including STANY's priorities during his tenure, as well as the evolution of trading and his move to the buyside last year.
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  Arancio also said traders need to increase their understanding and knowledge of other asset classes beyond equities.

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  Robert Arancio takes the reins as president of the Security Traders of New York (STANY).Arancio, head of trading at Neuberger Berman, replaced Stephen Kay, Knight Capital Group, as STANY's leader.
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  A sellside trader at Lehman Brothers for most of his career, Arancio was featured in a Traders Magazine story last month in which he discussed a number of topics, including STANY's priorities during his tenure, as well as the evolution of trading and his move to the buyside last year.
  
  On trading technology: "Every major bulge bracket firm has a multitude of choices for execution, but you have to know which tool is working in which [type of] market," said the former co-head of liquid markets at Lehman.
  
  He also said he thought liquidity was harder to get in the days of Nasdaq, when it was a dealer market in practice as well as in name."There was less volume.Liquidity was more of an issue than it is today.It was a much harder market to execute in," he said.Arancio also said traders need to increase their understanding and knowledge of other asset classes beyond equities.

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  "These companies keep coming out with lowered guidance because the build-out (in products and services) is 100 times bigger than what demand warrants -- they're fighting for a limited amount of contracts," said Robert Arancio, head of Nasdaq trading for Lehman Brothers.

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  STANY President Rob Arancio opens NASDAQ 4/15/08
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  Robert Arancio
  
  1st Vice PresidentLehman Brothers
  
  e: rarancio@lehman.com
  
  Robert Arancio is a managing director and co-head of U.S. Liquid Markets Trading.In this role, Mr. Arancio co-manages the Firm's Equity, Flow Volatility, Relative Value and ADR trading desks in the U.S.
  
  Mr. Arancio began his career at Lehman Brothers in 1989, when he joined as a NASDAQ trader.He has also served as co-head of U.S. Cash Trading and head of U.S. Cash Trading.
  
  Before joining the Firm, Mr. Arancio worked on the NASDAQ trading desk at Drexel Burnham Lambert in New York City.
  
  Mr. Arancio currently serves on the Firm's Equity Management Committee, and is a member of both the Security Traders Association of New York (Second VP), and NASDAQ's Quality of Markets Committee.
  
  Mr. Arancio received his B.S. from the Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science.

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