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Peter Panholzer the founder of DynexCorp, specialises
in investible manager baskets in close collaboration with Deutsche Bank London. A Canadian
citizen, he originally hailed from Vienna
where he worked for the International Atomic Energy Agency, as band leader,
press photographer, publisher, and architectural historian specialising 19th
century architecture, before obtaining his diploma in architecture from the Polytechnic University
of Vienna. In
1971 moved to Canada and rubbed elbows with three of the most prominent
architects in Toronto, then changed tack and earned his initial laurels in
the investment field with Conti Canada, a subsidiary of Continental Grain Company
by introducing currencies as an investible asset class in 1979. His Magnum
Program was offered worldwide from Conti's branch in Lugano, Switzerland
where he lived for the next four years. In 1984 he joined E.F. Hutton &
Company Inc., in London Mayfair.
In 1992, after founding DynexCorp with offices in Geneva
and moving to Monaco,
began a string of advisory relationships with Japanese pension funds, Kodak
pension fund and proprietary departments of Scandinavian and Swiss banks. His
current activity started in 2005 when DynexCorp was accepted by Deutsche Bank
on its db Select platform. In 2014 DynexCorp, now a family owned entity,
signed as principal party to a 7-Year Total Return Swap facing Deutsche Bank.
Peter currently divides his time between the UK, Switzerland
and Monaco.
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Marlene Harrison, Partner, passed the
Canadian Securities Examination required for registration with Ontario
Securities Commission and the Toronto Futures Exchange, and gained experience
as account executive and stock index portfolio manager at Bache Securities, Toronto,
Canada; Walwyn, Stodgell,
Cochran, Murray, Toronto, Canada; E.F.Hutton &
Co, London, UK; and Refco Futures Canada Ltd,
before co-founding DynexCorp in 1992, contributing to its success with family
capital and the introduction of a long string of advisory relationships with Japanese
pension funds, Kodak pension fund and proprietary departments of Scandinavian
and Swiss banks. Marlene was previously also a
partner in Currency Bulletin, a currency advisory service provided by John Percival, former Lex
Columnist at the FT and, between 1985 and 1995, a highly successful currency
manager at Chescor, London, UK, at that time
managing in excess of $500 million.
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Jeffrey Boyko, DynexCorp Client Liaison, is a Professional
Engineer and a Chartered Financial Analyst with membership in the CFA
Institute. He is also
an affiliate member of the Global Association of Risk Professionals. Jeffrey
has been a part of DynexCorp since 1997, first in the United States, then in Europe, and currently
in the United States.
He has been instrumental both as a trader as well as in a marketing and
client liaison capacity. Jeff is lives in Austin, Texas
with his wife Jennifer and two children. He is a Director of DynexCorp
as well as president of Castle Currency Management, an affiliated company of
DynexCorp which focuses on hedging currency risk for corporations. He also
created a Canadian onshore fund, Castle Alpha Fund, whose returns will derive
from DynexCorp’s Ironstone Algo Investible Custom
Index.
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