As April and Easter approach, many employees wonder how stable their careers are in light of all the cutbacks in the financial sector. This week we are seeing fewer executives being integrated into the forex, crypto and fintech sectors. Let’s take a look at the executives who have taken on new roles and experiences in our roundup of executive moves of the week.
XTX Markets Promotes Dr. Hans Buehler to Co-CEO
XTX Markets has promoted Dr. Hans Buehler to co-CEO. Beginning Friday, he will share the top role with XTX founder Alex Gerko.
Dr. Buehler joined XTX last year in April as Deputy Managing Director. For the role of co-CEO, he replaced Zar Amrolia, who will now remain a member of XTX Group as non-executive chairman.
Learn more about Dr. Hans Buehler’s promotion to co-CEO at XTX Markets.
Zenfinex strengthens its MENA team with a new Director of Sales
Zenfinex, the FX/CFD broker, has announced the appointment of Amer Zino as Head of Sales for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), further strengthening its presence in the region. This new appointment came after the CEO of the broker MENA, Michel Chabbouh, submitted his resignation last February.
According to the press release shared with Finance Magnates, Zino will be responsible for managing all of Zenfinex’s business and business development operations in the MENA region.
Learn more about Amer ZIno joining the ranks of Zenfinex as the new Director of Sales.
Capital.com aims for European growth with new marketing manager on board
Capital.com announced on Thursday the appointment of Simone Manni as head of trade marketing in Europe. The company has confirmed that this is a newly created position and that he will report to Alessandro Capuano, the broker’s Head of Europe.
According to the official press release shared with finance tycoonsManni is based in Milan and is responsible for overseeing the broker’s growth in Europe, primarily Italy and Germany.
Find out how Capital.com appoints Simone Manni as head of trade marketing in Europe.
Scope Markets promotes James Hughes and appoints two new recruits
Scope Markets has strengthened its leadership with three new appointments: James Hughes as Head of Group Marketing, Joshua Mahony as Chief Market Analyst and Antonia Drousiotou as Head of Branding.
Hughes has been promoted internally, while the other two new hires bring many years of industry experience to the new roles. Hughes joined Scope Markets in December 2019 as Chief Market Analyst and prior to the last promotion he was Head of Brand and Chief Market Analyst. His previous collective role was split between Mahony and Drousiotou.
Read more about James Hughes’ promotion to Group Head of Marketing alongside two other newly recruited executives.
Former UBS CEO returns after 2 years to lead Credit Suisse takeover
UBS is bringing back its former CEO Sergio P. Ermotti, to oversee the complex acquisition of the victim of the banking crisis.
Ermotti served as chairman of UBS for nine years before Ralph Hamers replaced him. He’s been chairman of Swiss Re for two years, but following Credit Suisse’s CHF3 billion deal, the board decided he would be a better fit for UBS than Hamers, who currently holds the position. .
Learn more about the ex-CEO of UBS returning after two years to lead the takeover of Credit Suisse.
As April and Easter approach, many employees wonder how stable their careers are in light of all the cutbacks in the financial sector. This week we are seeing fewer executives being integrated into the forex, crypto and fintech sectors. Let’s take a look at the executives who have taken on new roles and experiences in our roundup of executive moves of the week.
XTX Markets Promotes Dr. Hans Buehler to Co-CEO
XTX Markets has promoted Dr. Hans Buehler to co-CEO. Beginning Friday, he will share the top role with XTX founder Alex Gerko.
Dr. Buehler joined XTX last year in April as Deputy Managing Director. For the role of co-CEO, he replaced Zar Amrolia, who will now remain a member of XTX Group as non-executive chairman.
Learn more about Dr. Hans Buehler’s promotion to co-CEO at XTX Markets.
Zenfinex strengthens its MENA team with a new Director of Sales
Zenfinex, the FX/CFD broker, has announced the appointment of Amer Zino as Head of Sales for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), further strengthening its presence in the region. This new appointment came after the CEO of the broker MENA, Michel Chabbouh, submitted his resignation last February.
According to the press release shared with Finance Magnates, Zino will be responsible for managing all of Zenfinex’s business and business development operations in the MENA region.
Learn more about Amer ZIno joining the ranks of Zenfinex as the new Director of Sales.
Capital.com aims for European growth with new marketing manager on board
Capital.com announced on Thursday the appointment of Simone Manni as head of trade marketing in Europe. The company has confirmed that this is a newly created position and that he will report to Alessandro Capuano, the broker’s Head of Europe.
According to the official press release shared with finance tycoonsManni is based in Milan and is responsible for overseeing the broker’s growth in Europe, primarily Italy and Germany.
Find out how Capital.com appoints Simone Manni as head of trade marketing in Europe.
Scope Markets promotes James Hughes and appoints two new recruits
Scope Markets has strengthened its leadership with three new appointments: James Hughes as Head of Group Marketing, Joshua Mahony as Chief Market Analyst and Antonia Drousiotou as Head of Branding.
Hughes has been promoted internally, while the other two new hires bring many years of industry experience to the new roles. Hughes joined Scope Markets in December 2019 as Chief Market Analyst and prior to the last promotion he was Head of Brand and Chief Market Analyst. His previous collective role was split between Mahony and Drousiotou.
Read more about James Hughes’ promotion to Group Head of Marketing alongside two other newly recruited executives.
Former UBS CEO returns after 2 years to lead Credit Suisse takeover
UBS is bringing back its former CEO Sergio P. Ermotti, to oversee the complex acquisition of the victim of the banking crisis.
Ermotti served as chairman of UBS for nine years before Ralph Hamers replaced him. He’s been chairman of Swiss Re for two years, but following Credit Suisse’s CHF3 billion deal, the board decided he would be a better fit for UBS than Hamers, who currently holds the position. .
Learn more about the ex-CEO of UBS returning after two years to lead the takeover of Credit Suisse.