Weekly People and Company News 

• Emanuele Conti has been named CEO of Numerix, a capital markets risk management and portfolio company of Genstar Capital. Conti succeeds Steve O’Hanlon who will become vice chairman. He has been in CEO and executive leadership roles at Opus Global, Kroll and Dun & Bradstreet. 
• Wyatt Ritchie was appointed head of Cain Brothers, the healthcare investment banking division of KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc. Ritchie will report to Randy Paine, president of KeyBanc Capital Markets. Previously, Ritchie was a managing director and co-head of the Cain Brothers corporate finance team. 
• Aaron Goldstein was hired as a managing director for the food and beverage sector by the financial services firm Raymond James. Goldstein joins after nearly 12 years with Lincoln International as a managing director in the consumer investment banking group. Prior to that, he was a director at UBS Investment Bank. 
• Stephen Martus was hired as head of business development by Altana Wealth, a special situations, credit and crypto-focused hedge fund led by ex-Trafalgar Asset Managers co-founder Lee Robinson. Martus co-founded Macro Hedge Advisors in 2019. Prior to that, he was a managing director at MUFG Securities. 
• Charlesbank Capital Partners, a middle-market private investment firm, has made an investment in Salus GRC to pursue opportunities in governance, risk and compliance consulting. Salus is led by founders William Mulligan, CEO, Chris Lombardy, president, and Alan Binder, CFO. 
• Bernhard Capital Partners agreed to acquire Duotech Services, a provider of radar products as well as services for radars and related systems. The acquisition expands Bernhard Capital ‘s newly launched government services platform. Financial terms were not disclosed. 
• Granger Management and healthcare systems including the Mayo Clinic led a $7.7mn Series A funding round for Lucem Health, a developer of artificial intelligence-based solutions for healthcare providers. Existing investor Rally Ventures also participated. 
• Braemont Capital, an investment firm that partners with founders, families and ownership-focused management teams, has made an investment in Vixxo Corp., a provider of technology-enabled facilities maintenance services. 
• Court Square Capital Partners, a middle market-focused private equity firm, has made an investment in Team Select Home Care, a home care platform that offers care primarily to protected pediatric patient populations. Existing sponsor Tenex Capital Management will continue to own a minority stake. 
• UVeye, a developer of automated vehicle inspection systems, has raised a $100 million Series D led by Hanaco VC and joined by GM Ventures and CarMax, among others. Since its founding in 2016, the company has raised $200 million in investment capital.