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David Oshinaya
David Oshinaya
Analyst – Accounting

Biography

Mr. Oshinaya is a member of the NB Almanac Finance team and is primarily responsible for supporting the accounting and treasury management functions of the Almanac Funds, including reconciliation of daily cash and trading positions. Mr. Oshinaya graduated from York College with a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting in May 2021.

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