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Equals Money Appoints Head of Digital Assets After Tenures at Binance, Gemini

Thursday, 19/02/2026 | 16:07 GMT by Tareq Sikder
  • Marcus Bacchi-Howard recently worked at NewQube Capital, One Trading.
  • He also held roles at BEQUANT, Helix Securities, ED&F Man, MF Global, and Morgan Stanley for more than ten years.
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Marcus Bacchi-Howard has shared on LinkedIn that he is joining Equals Money as Head of Digital Assets.

Equals Money Hires Experienced Digital Assets Executive

Bacchi-Howard has extensive experience in digital asset sales and trading. He most recently worked as a business development consultant at NewQube Capital for seven months. Before that, he was Head of Sales and Managing Director at One Trading for one year.

He also held institutional sales roles at Gemini for ten months and at Binance for one year and seven months. Earlier in his career, Bacchi-Howard served as Director of Institutional Sales at BEQUANT for one year and three months, COO at Helix Securities for ten months, and as a Delta 1 Trader at ED&F Man for more than ten years.

He also worked as a Delta 1 Trader at MF Global for ten months and in prime brokerage client services at Morgan Stanley for over seven years.

Bacchi-Howard’s career spans more than two decades in financial services, with most of his roles based in London.

Payment Networks Adopt Stablecoin Infrastructure

Financial firms have integrated stablecoins into payment and settlement processes. Platforms such as LMAX offer tools for real-time transfers across foreign exchange, crypto, and stablecoin markets. These tools target wallets, custodians, and payment providers to facilitate faster liquidity movements.

Institutional firms have adopted stablecoins and white-label crypto payment platforms to enhance payments infrastructure. Providers such as B2BinPay are expanding services to support automated and tokenized settlement across multiple digital asset networks.

Mainstream financial institutions are exploring stablecoin issuance for transaction and settlement purposes. Fidelity Investments has prepared for a stablecoin launch to support broker and institutional operations, reflecting broader adoption trends.

Payment networks are incorporating stablecoins into traditional banking systems. Visa has initiated U.S. programs to allow stablecoin usage for payments, demonstrating interaction between digital assets and conventional payment infrastructure.

Marcus Bacchi-Howard has shared on LinkedIn that he is joining Equals Money as Head of Digital Assets.

Equals Money Hires Experienced Digital Assets Executive

Bacchi-Howard has extensive experience in digital asset sales and trading. He most recently worked as a business development consultant at NewQube Capital for seven months. Before that, he was Head of Sales and Managing Director at One Trading for one year.

He also held institutional sales roles at Gemini for ten months and at Binance for one year and seven months. Earlier in his career, Bacchi-Howard served as Director of Institutional Sales at BEQUANT for one year and three months, COO at Helix Securities for ten months, and as a Delta 1 Trader at ED&F Man for more than ten years.

He also worked as a Delta 1 Trader at MF Global for ten months and in prime brokerage client services at Morgan Stanley for over seven years.

Bacchi-Howard’s career spans more than two decades in financial services, with most of his roles based in London.

Payment Networks Adopt Stablecoin Infrastructure

Financial firms have integrated stablecoins into payment and settlement processes. Platforms such as LMAX offer tools for real-time transfers across foreign exchange, crypto, and stablecoin markets. These tools target wallets, custodians, and payment providers to facilitate faster liquidity movements.

Institutional firms have adopted stablecoins and white-label crypto payment platforms to enhance payments infrastructure. Providers such as B2BinPay are expanding services to support automated and tokenized settlement across multiple digital asset networks.

Mainstream financial institutions are exploring stablecoin issuance for transaction and settlement purposes. Fidelity Investments has prepared for a stablecoin launch to support broker and institutional operations, reflecting broader adoption trends.

Payment networks are incorporating stablecoins into traditional banking systems. Visa has initiated U.S. programs to allow stablecoin usage for payments, demonstrating interaction between digital assets and conventional payment infrastructure.

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