Joseph has the marketing expertise and experience to manage the demand on TCA tools triggered by compliance mandates.
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FX Transparency (FXT), which provides transaction cost analysis solutions for the FX industry, has secured Joseph Conlan to join its team as head of business development with immediate effect.
Conlan joins the data analytics firm at a time when new regulations heightened conduct standards, while investors are also paying closer attention to their execution performance.
Ex-Global Head of FX at INTL FCStone - Joe Conlan Source: LinkedIn
Best execution is also an important part of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II). Most of the debate in relation to best execution under MiFID II has focused on the requirements for firms to publish data on execution quality and to revise their relevant policies.
"Joe has the FX domain and marketing expertise to manage the rapid growth we're experiencing due to compliance mandates like MiFID II, PRIIPs, and the FX Global Code of Conduct," said John Galanek, FXT's CEO.
Crossing over crypto camp
Conlan jumps to FXT coming from San Juan Mercantile Bank & Trust International (SJMBT), a Puerto Rico-based startup catering to cryptocurrency traders, where he was its managing director of sales.
During his short stint with New York-based Currency Mountain, he helped expand the group’s portfolio of products, which spans several financial services companies. Currency Mountain owns and operates brands like retail FX broker FXDD, trading technology firm Forexware, analytics company TraderMade, and cryptocurrency firm Nukkleus Capital.
Prior to that, Conlan spent over a decade working at INTL FCStone. He joined the financial services giant as Global Head of FX Sales in 2007 from AM Rosenthal and also had stints at Currenex, Integral Development, CME, Cognotec, and EBS.
Conlan’s career in the FX industry dates back to 1994, where he originally served in EBS Dealing Solutions’ sales team. He spent four years with the commodities and FX trading technology provider before moving on to Congnotec – another trading solutions provider.
"FXTanalytics delivers sophisticated data-mining tools as a complement—not a replacement—to our expert consultations where actionable directives are prescribed to help our clients reduce trading costs," Conlan commented on his appointment.
FX Transparency (FXT), which provides transaction cost analysis solutions for the FX industry, has secured Joseph Conlan to join its team as head of business development with immediate effect.
Conlan joins the data analytics firm at a time when new regulations heightened conduct standards, while investors are also paying closer attention to their execution performance.
Ex-Global Head of FX at INTL FCStone - Joe Conlan Source: LinkedIn
Best execution is also an important part of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II). Most of the debate in relation to best execution under MiFID II has focused on the requirements for firms to publish data on execution quality and to revise their relevant policies.
"Joe has the FX domain and marketing expertise to manage the rapid growth we're experiencing due to compliance mandates like MiFID II, PRIIPs, and the FX Global Code of Conduct," said John Galanek, FXT's CEO.
Crossing over crypto camp
Conlan jumps to FXT coming from San Juan Mercantile Bank & Trust International (SJMBT), a Puerto Rico-based startup catering to cryptocurrency traders, where he was its managing director of sales.
During his short stint with New York-based Currency Mountain, he helped expand the group’s portfolio of products, which spans several financial services companies. Currency Mountain owns and operates brands like retail FX broker FXDD, trading technology firm Forexware, analytics company TraderMade, and cryptocurrency firm Nukkleus Capital.
Prior to that, Conlan spent over a decade working at INTL FCStone. He joined the financial services giant as Global Head of FX Sales in 2007 from AM Rosenthal and also had stints at Currenex, Integral Development, CME, Cognotec, and EBS.
Conlan’s career in the FX industry dates back to 1994, where he originally served in EBS Dealing Solutions’ sales team. He spent four years with the commodities and FX trading technology provider before moving on to Congnotec – another trading solutions provider.
"FXTanalytics delivers sophisticated data-mining tools as a complement—not a replacement—to our expert consultations where actionable directives are prescribed to help our clients reduce trading costs," Conlan commented on his appointment.
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