Squire Patton Boggs, known for having lawyers advise about government, has hired two asset managers in recognition that Washington policy increasingly rattles markets.
Daniel Rudder, a former principal of Davidson Kempner Capital Management, and Nathan Romano, former president of alternative credit manager Atalaya Capital Management, have been tasked with selling prospective clients on Squire’s ability to analyze the impact of a volatile political environment on asset valuations.
Since Rudder’s hire last June, the firm has netted new client relationships with two venture funds investing in global uranium markets, said Ed Newberry, Squire’s global managing partner, in an interview. The firm ...
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