Andrew Speakman announced on LinkedIn today (Monday) that he will start a new role as Senior Vice President of Business Development at Exinity. Speakman has a background in financial services, having spent almost 13 years at Hantec Markets.

Moving to Exinity Following Long Tenure at Hantec Markets

At Hantec Markets, Andrew Speakman held several positions. Most recently, he was Sales Director from October 2017 to June 2024, focusing on identifying growth opportunities, strategic expansion, and overseeing global sales, particularly in emerging markets.

His responsibilities included market opportunity identification, feasibility studies, and business plan presentations to the Chief Commercial Officer. He also managed global sales operations, including strategy development and implementation.

Prior to this, he was Institutional FX Sales Manager from June 2013 to September 2017, managing institutional client relationships, acquiring new clients, and administering the Currenex platform. He began as a Client Liaison Officer from October 2011 to June 2013, handling retail client relationships, client communication, and conducting technical and fundamental analysis.

Speakman holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from the University of Manchester, where he graduated with a 2:1 in 2010. He also attended Winstanley College, earning A levels in Economics, Business Studies, and ICT.

Exinity UK Reports 23% Revenue Growth

Meanwhile, Exinity UK, a brand controlled by Andrey Dashin, reported revenue of over £2.07 million in 2023, a 23 percent increase from the previous year, according to its Companies House filing, as reported by Finance Magnates. Despite the revenue rise, profit dropped to £213,462 from £319,251 the previous year.

The company, licensed by the Financial Conduct Authority, saw no tax liability, making pre-tax and net profits identical. The profit decline was due to the absence of gains from investment disposals, which brought in £258,111 in 2022. Additionally, administrative expenses increased to over £1.8 million from £1.6 million. Exinity UK also had a rising interest expense, which was £8,699 in 2023, up from £3,933 the previous year.