Dafaux Graff & Partners Solutions to Focus on Industrial Commodities in 2012

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 7, 2012 -- After the firm’s success in establishing its presence globally with commodities futures fronting its business services in the commodity futures and options marketplaces, in 2012, Dafaux Graff & Partners Solutions a leading company known for its exceptional services focused on commodity futures and foreign exchange, will be concentrating on the potential business activities for industrial commodities. This announcement was made public by Mr. Raymond Fisher, the newly appointed Managing Director for Local Industrial Commodities.

This service offering will be launched in areas where industrial commodities are expected to gain positive feedback. Initially, countries like China, Saudi Arabia, Japan, India, Germany and France will be the first few countries to benefit this new service. Accordingly, if the plan becomes successful, it will be expanded to other countries that have increased demands for industrial commodities services.
Mr. Raymond Fisher, who just recently joined Dafaux Graff & Partners Solutions in October 2011, will be responsible in the supervision of this new business initiative. He will directly report to Mr. Gabriel Walsh, the Global Head for Industrial Commodities. Fisher, who is known in this sector, is expected to bring his wealth of knowledge and experience, particularly in metals, energy and the power markets to Dafaux Graff & Partners Solutions He previously worked at UBS and SocGen.

Aside from Raymond Fisher, Dafaux Graff & Partners Solutions has also appointed Mr. Edward Hayes to serve as the overall account executive to further boost the industrial commodity trading desk. Fisher and Hayes will be working hand in hand to achieve its business objective, the promotion of industrial commodities to global clients. Edward Hayes joined Dafaux Graff & Partners Solutions in 2007 as Senior Account Executive for commodity and derivatives markets. Hayes previous jobs include plastic marketing strategist.
The concentration for industrial commodities escalates upon Dafaux Graff & Partners Solutions success in previous months, especially in developing a robust foothold in the Asian region, most considerably China, as it continues to develop its industrial commodities business. The new team for industrial commodity trading desk was recently created in November 2011and it is expected to be developed in five to seven years in the future.

Mr. Gabriel Walsh, the Global Head for Industrial Commodities expressed: “I am very much happy to have Raymond in our company, after long years of trying to pirate him from our rival company. I personally believe that his extensive experience and knowledge in this sector will bring opportunity to the firm to explore more on this sector as well as reinforce our business operations.”