J4 Capital names Oring COO

Emerging investment manager J4 Capital named as its chief operating officer David Oring, a seasoned veteran having worked at RIAs and hedge funds. The artificial intelligence driven firm began live trading at the outset of the fourth quarter of 2019 and seeks to serve institutional investors for both discretionary asset management as well as sub-advisory using the application of trading signals from its proprietary technology. “As the complexities of running a highly scalable institutional investment business become more acute, and given J4 Capital’s overarching technology objectives, I am delighted to strengthen our core team and welcome David Oring as a manager,” said Jeff Glickman, chief technology officer and co-founder. Prior to joining J4 this month, Oring was a managing partner in the launch of multiple successful businesses and head trader at firms. He was a partner at Hollow Brook Wealth Management LLC for 12 years and prior to that a vice president at Ingalls & Snyder, LLC and Keefe, Bruyette & Woods (KBW Asset Management). At the new Highland Park, Illinois-based firm he will lead the scaling of operations and technology, reporting to Glickman, who developed a self-programming artificial superintelligence to predict market behavior for liquid exchange-traded securities. “J4 Capital has created a unique supercomputer to address trading challenges in the financial markets and I am proud to lead the team in scaling up our capabilities designed for institutional investors,” Oring said in a statement.

J4 Capital names Oring COO

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