Robbie Ensor has taken a new role as Finance Director at Taurex, according to a LinkedIn update today (Tuesday).

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Earlier this month, the broker reappointed Matthew Wright as a Non-Executive Director, nearly three years after his departure to Exinity. The move marks his return to the board, where he previously served during the Zenfinex phase. Wright rejoined in a part-time capacity last July, contributing to oversight and strategy without involvement in day-to-day operations.

From Loveholidays to Taurex Finance Lead

Ensor said he “can't wait to get started with the team at Taurex” and aims to “help continue their growth journey to becoming a leader in the Forex and CFD industry.”

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He joins after more than three and a half years at loveholidays, where he most recently served as Group Financial Controller for over two years. Before that, he spent just over a year as Head of Financial Reporting & Control.

Ensor Rejoins Forex Sector at Taurex

Earlier in his career, Ensor worked at AxiCorp as Head of Financial Control for more than three and a half years. Based in Sydney, the role covered areas including consolidated reporting and fundraising.

Alongside his corporate roles, he also served as Head of Raffle & Auction at The Light Ball for over two and a half years in the Greater Sydney area. The move marks his return to the forex and CFDs sector, where Taurex offers trading services to retail and institutional clients.

Taurex Secures $40 Million Series C

The appointment coincides with Taurex completing a Series C funding round, raising $40 million to support planned growth initiatives. The round was led by major shareholder Oscar Hilt Tatum IV.

The funds are intended for back-office infrastructure development, expansion of the mobile trading platform, and international growth, including additional regulatory licenses. The broker serves more than 50,000 clients across approximately 140 countries and operates three main business lines: retail brokerage, institutional services, and its funded trader programme.