Former BGC staff set up new council broking firm

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Four former employees of broking firm BGC Partners have set up a new venture.

David Coverdale, Sandy Wotherspoon, Thomas Loach and Michael Scrivener will be directors of the new firm, Imperial Treasury Services.

Registered with Companies House earlier this year, Room151 understands that the firm will provide broking services to a range of clients including UK councils.

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