Dallas-based Warrington Asset Management has completed its separation from Morgan Stanley and is now open as an alternative asset management advisor to new clients.
Warrington, headed by principal trader Scott Kimple, was earlier an independent affiliated asset management group within Morgan Stanley for the past 18 years.
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The move to expand Warrington’s business outside of the Morgan Stanley Wealth Management network comes owing to the current regulatory changes following the financial meltdown.
Kimple is now looking to offer his services to a new clientele comprising family offices, high net worth individuals, as well as institutional firms.
In moving the firm outside the bank, Kimple and his assistant portfolio manager Mark Adams have been building an industry experts team, which includes the addition of COO Greg Fomin.
Moreover, the firm has constituted an advisory board comprising industry experts, including Ken Webster, former president and COO of John Henry & Co., and Peter Borish, a CTA and hedge fund manager.
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