Miranti Rostian joins Scope Prime as Head of South East Asia

Scope Prime, the institutional arm of brokerage group Rostro Financial, announced on Wednesday that Miranti Rostian has joined the company as Head of Southeast Asia.

“We are delighted to welcome Miranti to the Scope Prime team,” said Scope Prime CEO Daniel Lawrance. “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 South East Asia. The importance of building and maintaining in person relationships in the region has never been more important.”

Rostian joins the firm from Malaysian banking group Maybank, where she was Vice President in the company’s prime brokerage sales team.

She has also had several stints at other firms in the investment banking world. That includes almost six years at Mandiri Securities, an Indonesian investment bank, and Deutsche Bank.

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

Rostian is the second major hire from Scope Prime in the last couple of months. The liquidity provider recently appointed Andrew Taylor as Head of APAC. Taylor joined the firm from ACY Securities and has had stints at several brokers, including IC Markets and OneRoyal.

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