Trade-Ready Pitches: Analyst Ideas Built for Execution
Join Frank Trentacoste and Thomas Desoye to learn how the Terminal can help analysts monitor trading volume trends, estimate total execution costs, understand passive ETF ownership, and track short interest ratios and rebate rates—ultimately making it easier to pitch actionable ideas. Adding this extra layer to your investment process can help your team prioritize among multiple ideas to drive the best risk-adjusted returns.
Speakers
Frank Trentacoste
Equity Market Specialist
Bloomberg
Frank Trentacoste is an Equity Market Specialist at Bloomberg based in New York. Frank brings a broad and impressive background in finance, with extensive experience across both the buy and sell sides of the industry. He began his front office career at Deutsche Bank on the Securities Lending Desk before earning his MBA from NYU Stern. Over the next decade, Frank worked as a Long/Short Equity generalist, serving as a buyside analyst and portfolio manager. His frequent use of options in portfolio construction led him to a role as Managing Director at Macro Risk Advisors, where he specialized in developing single-stock and thematic strategies utilizing options-based execution. Frank later transitioned into the alternative data space, holding roles at Similarweb and Bloomberg Second Measure. He joined Bloomberg in November 2022 and is a CFA charterholder.
Thomas Desoye
Equity Market Specialist
Bloomberg
Thomas is an Equity Market Specialists for Sales and Trading at Bloomberg. He has been with the organization for over 20 years. Thomas has worked on a large account team covering both the buy and sell-side of UBS for four years. After spending a brief time as a manger in sales, the bulk of his career here has been spent on the Equity market Specialist Team. Thomas’ focus is providing unique solutions to clients on the Sell-side working with Banking, Analysts, Capital Markets, and Trading. He also works with Bloomberg’s business managers and R&D in enhancing existing functions, as well as designing new ones based on client and market demand.