Henry Durrant recently shared on LinkedIn that he is starting a new position as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) at Reactive Markets. He had previously held the role of Head of Business Development at the same company for four years. During his tenure, Durrant contributed to building the firm’s institutional OTC trading network for Digital Assets and FX.

In the post, he wrote: “I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Chief Revenue Officer at Reactive Markets.”

FXSpotStream Veteran Managed Liquidity and Business Development

Before his time at Reactive Markets, Durrant worked at FXSpotStream LLC for one and a half years as the AVP. In this position, he led the company’s global Liquidity Management efforts and also took on a senior business development role across the EMEA region.

His responsibilities included the development of both internal and client-facing execution analytics, which were used to optimize client trading performance. Additionally, he played an active role in onboarding key clients to increase volume on the service.

Deutsche Börse and MUFG Veteran in eFX Liquidity and Price Distribution

Durrant’s earlier career included a position at Deutsche Börse for more than a year, where he worked in the eFX Liquidity Management division. There, he contributed to the company’s efforts in managing liquidity for electronic FX transactions.

Prior to that, Durrant worked at MUFG for three years as a Senior Associate in the e-FX Desk. His responsibilities included growing the firm’s global eFX price distribution franchise, which involved sales and trading activities such as prospecting new clients, managing relationships, and optimizing client yield through quantitative analytics .

Experience in FX Transaction Sales and Client Relations at Thomson Reuters

Durrant’s career at Thomson Reuters spanned over two years. He held roles in FX Transaction Sales, focusing on selling the FXall product to hedge funds and proprietary trading firms in the UK. He also served as a Relationship Manager, handling client relationships in the FX sector for about three years.