Dr. Ralph Sueppel is the visionary behind and creator of the company’s macro quantamental system and tradable economics technology. He is Managing Director for Research and Trading Strategies, having joined Macrosynergy in January 2018.
From 2011 to 2017, Ralph was an Executive Member and Portfolio Manager at Graham Capital, managing capital in global derivatives markets across all asset classes based on a broad range of proprietary macro-systematic strategies. During his tenure at Graham Capital, Ralph created the Systemic Risk and Systematic Value Project (now Macrosynergy Research), a non-profit project dedicated to educating the broader economic, investment and quant community on the merits of socially responsible macro trading strategies.
Prior to Graham, Ralph was head of quant macro and algorithmic strategies at UBS AG, where he renovated and enhanced the systematic strategies for both the FICC and equities businesses. Before UBS, he worked as Senior Strategist and Portfolio Manager at BlueCrest Capital.
Ralph began his career at J.P. Morgan in 1993 and served in a brief assignment for the European Central Bank.
Ralph earned his doctorate in economics and finance from the University of Bonn and completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Mannheim.
Dr. Ralph Sueppel
Managing Director for Research & Trading Strategies
Macrosynergy is a London based macroeconomic research and technology company whose founders have developed and employed macro quantamental investment strategies in liquid, tradable asset classes, across many markets and for a variety of different factors to generate competitive, uncorrelated investment returns for institutional investors for two decades. Our quantitative-fundamental (quantamental) computing system tracks a broad range of real-time macroeconomic trends in developed and emerging countries, transforming them into macro systematic quantamental investment strategies. In June 2020 Macrosynergy and J.P. Morgan started a collaboration to scale the quantamental system and to popularize tradable economics across financial markets.
