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Clear Street, a financial technology firm, has announced an exclusive partnership with Seawolf Capital to bring the market insights and investment perspectives of investors Danny Moses, Vincent Daniel and Porter Collins to Clear Street clients and the broader investing community.
The two firms will collaborate on original market commentary, digital content, live market calls and events, giving investors direct access to the team's knowledge on markets and macroeconomic trends. The partnership comes as Clear Street continues to expand the market insights, content and experiences it provides to institutional clients and sophisticated investors.
Clear Street is a financial technology firm founded in 2018 and headquartered in New York, with offices globally. Its mission is to give every sophisticated investor access to every asset in every market through a unified platform built for speed, transparency and scale. The firm serves active traders, hedge funds, market makers, broker-dealers, ETF issuers and corporates worldwide.
Moses, Daniel and Collins each have decades of experience in financial markets. The three worked together at FrontPoint Partners alongside Steve Eisman during the Global Financial Crisis, where their work identifying risks in the US housing market became part of the story chronicled in Michael Lewis's The Big Short.

Uri Cohen, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Clear Street
Uri Cohen, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Clear Street said:
"As a company focused on giving our clients access to the best technology and resources once reserved for the largest institutions, partnering with Danny, Vincent, and Porter is a natural extension of that mission. They've built their careers on independent thinking. That same conviction of providing access is at the core of what we're building at Clear Street, which is why we're excited to welcome Seawolf as a partner."
The collaboration will span Seawolf's established content platforms, including "On The Tape with Danny Moses" and Seawolf's Substack offering, "What Are We Doing? Contrarians at the Gate", which includes its weekly podcast, "The Friday Night Dirty". New programming with Clear Street will run alongside these.
Danny Moses, Founder, Moses Ventures, LLC
Danny Moses, Vincent Daniel, and Porter Collins, Seawolf Capital said:
"We've spent a long time in this space, and Clear Street's mission of backing those who back themselves lines up with what Seawolf Capital has always stood for. We're excited about the alignment between the content we value and the audience we're speaking to."
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