Scope Prime Strengthens Team with the Appointment of Southeast Asia Head

Wednesday, 24/07/2024 | 08:43 GMT by Arnab Shome
  • She brings 16 years of experience to the role.
  • Last month, Scope Prime onboarded the Head of APAC.
Miranti Rostian as Head of South East Asia, Scope Prime

Scope Prime, the Rostro Financial Group-owned institutional liquidity division, has expanded and strengthened its team further with the latest appointment of Miranti Rostian as Head of Southeast Asia.

Expansion of the Team

Rostian's appointment was announced today (Wednesday), only a month after Scope Prime appointed Andrew Taylor as Head of Scope Prime APAC. Rostian has already joined in her new role.

“With a background in Prime Brokerage sales out of Singapore, we know she will be an invaluable addition to the business and improve our coverage across Southeast Asia,” said Daniel Lawrance, CEO of Scope Prime. “The importance of building and maintaining in-person relationships in the region has never been more important.”

Scope Prime offers its services with the authorization of the Belize regulator. The platform’s focus on expanding its services can also be seen as it added access to the Iress order management system earlier this year, enabling institutional clients to access an expanded universe of exchange-traded securities.

An Experienced Professional

Meanwhile, Rostian brings 16 years of experience to her new role at Scope Prime. Before assuming the latest role, she was the Vice President of Prime Brokerage Sales at the Singapore offices of Maybank Investment Banking Group for almost the last three years.

She started her career at the Jakarta offices of Deutsche Bank in mid-2008 and also worked with other financial services companies like Mandiri Sekuritas, SJ Seymour, Impact Investment Exchange, and Golden Horse Fund Management.

“Scope Prime is a growing force when it comes to institutional liquidity provision,” Rostian said in a statement. “The company has a can-do attitude and agility to find the up-to-date solutions its clients need to solve the challenges they face. I look forward to working alongside a very experienced team in the rapidly expanding Southeast Asian markets.”

Scope Prime, the Rostro Financial Group-owned institutional liquidity division, has expanded and strengthened its team further with the latest appointment of Miranti Rostian as Head of Southeast Asia.

Expansion of the Team

Rostian's appointment was announced today (Wednesday), only a month after Scope Prime appointed Andrew Taylor as Head of Scope Prime APAC. Rostian has already joined in her new role.

“With a background in Prime Brokerage sales out of Singapore, we know she will be an invaluable addition to the business and improve our coverage across Southeast Asia,” said Daniel Lawrance, CEO of Scope Prime. “The importance of building and maintaining in-person relationships in the region has never been more important.”

Scope Prime offers its services with the authorization of the Belize regulator. The platform’s focus on expanding its services can also be seen as it added access to the Iress order management system earlier this year, enabling institutional clients to access an expanded universe of exchange-traded securities.

An Experienced Professional

Meanwhile, Rostian brings 16 years of experience to her new role at Scope Prime. Before assuming the latest role, she was the Vice President of Prime Brokerage Sales at the Singapore offices of Maybank Investment Banking Group for almost the last three years.

She started her career at the Jakarta offices of Deutsche Bank in mid-2008 and also worked with other financial services companies like Mandiri Sekuritas, SJ Seymour, Impact Investment Exchange, and Golden Horse Fund Management.

“Scope Prime is a growing force when it comes to institutional liquidity provision,” Rostian said in a statement. “The company has a can-do attitude and agility to find the up-to-date solutions its clients need to solve the challenges they face. I look forward to working alongside a very experienced team in the rapidly expanding Southeast Asian markets.”

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