Who is Felix Frey?
Felix Frey is a Wharton graduate and an accomplished 20-year Wall Street veteran. He has pioneered a new path for options education that is making options easier for everyone to understand. Mind you, this accomplishment is no small feat. It is what the industry has spent a billion dollars and 40 years trying to do.
Wharton School
O'Connor Partners
Bank of America
Scoggin Capital Management
Who is Felix Frey?
Felix Frey is a Wharton graduate and an accomplished 20-year Wall Street veteran. He has pioneered a new path for options education that is making options easier for everyone to understand.
Mind you, this accomplishment is no small feat. It is what the industry has spent a billion dollars and 40 years trying to do.
Wharton School
O'Connor Partners
Bank of America
Scoggin Capital Mgmt
More About His Experience
Felix started his career in Chicago at Swiss Bank O’Connor, one of the top Derivative Houses on Wall Street. A few years later, Felix went to work in New York City at Bank of America. It was here where Felix advised and traded against the biggest Hedge Fund managers in the world.
When clients that included Steve Cohen, Ken Griffin, Paul Singer, and Bill Ackman wanted to trade options, Felix was on the other side of the trade. He was one of the very few on the front lines trusted to protect Bank of America’s capital.
Years later, he switched sides.
In 2008, Felix joined one of the most successful hedge funds over the last 30 years, Scoggin Capital Management. For almost a decade, he worked side by side two of the most well-respected Hedge Fund Managers in the game. It was here that Felix was able to put together the pieces of a very large puzzle that clarifies how the average investor can use options just like the top hedge funds in the world.
With OptionsGeek, he's out there translating his Wall Street experience to finally give the average investor a chance to shift the odds in their favor.
Felix started his career in Chicago at Swiss Bank O’Connor, one of the top Derivative Houses on Wall Street.
A few years later, Felix went to work in New York City at Bank of America. It was here where Felix advised and traded against the biggest Hedge Fund managers in the world.
When clients that included Steve Cohen, Ken Griffin, Paul Singer, and Bill Ackman wanted to trade options, Felix was on the other side of the trade. He was one of the very few on the front lines trusted to protect Bank of America’s capital.
Years later, he switched sides.
In 2008, Felix joined one of the most successful hedge funds over the last 30 years, Scoggin Capital Management. For almost a decade, he worked side by side two of the most well-respected Hedge Fund Managers in the game.
It was here that Felix was able to put together the pieces of a very large puzzle that clarifies how the average investor can use options just like the top hedge funds in the world.
With OptionsGeek, he's out there translating his Wall Street experience to finally give the average investor a chance to shift the odds in their favor.