Weinstein resurfaces at Cantor
‘Cantor Viewpoint’ will provide market commentary and will be distributed over eSpeed, the electronic trading platform, as well as Cantor’s redistribution partners Bloomberg, CQG, Reuters and Thomson Financial. ‘Cantor Light’ will provide delayed prices to customers that do not need the premium product and its live prices.
Weinstein said he took the job because he was looking for an entrepreneurial environment. “There’s a tremendous focus [here] on making things happen and getting it done,” he said.
Weinstein has been working as a consultant for Cantor since August.
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