Company Research Report: Global Capital Acquisition

Company Overview

• Name: Global Capital Acquisition

• Mission: Financial consulting specializing in marketing efforts for hedge funds.

• Founded: 2002

• Founder: Bartt C. Kellermann

• Key People:

• Bartt C. Kellermann - CEO & Founder

• Libby Gedney - Global Chief Operating Officer

• Sarah Lavoipierre - Global Marketing Coordinator

• Headquarters: No information is available

• Number of Employees: No information is available

• Revenue: No information is available

• Known For: Known for their Battle of the Quants events which focus on quantitative-based hedge fund strategies, including presentations, panel discussions, and other industry-focused events.

Products

No specific products are listed, as Global Capital Acquisition primarily conducts events and consulting services:

• Battle of the Quants: A series of high-profile conferences focusing on quantitative finance.

• High-Level Description: Conferences that combine academia, asset allocators, and quantitatively focused hedge funds to explore and discuss issues in quantitative finance.

• Key Features: Panel discussions, networking opportunities, and presentations from leading minds in finance.

Recent Developments

• Recent Developments:

• Founded the Battle of the Quants in 2006 to address the lack of conferences exclusively focusing on the quantitative community in finance.

• Expanded the Battle of the Quants events internationally to Asia and London, securing its status as an annual event in major financial hubs.

• Continuously attracts high-profile speakers and explores innovative topics in the finance industry.

• New Products Launched: No information is available

• New Features Added to Existing Products: No information is available

• New Partnerships: No information is available

Conclusion

Global Capital Acquisition, led by Bartt C. Kellermann, is primarily recognized for its contributions to the quantitative finance community through the organization of the Battle of the Quants conferences. These events have become integral in fostering dialogue and networking within the world's key financial markets. The lack of specific information pertaining to employee numbers, headquarters location, revenue, new product launches, or partnerships signifies areas where future research could be directed if data becomes accessible.