Brock brings extensive institutional experience and industry knowledge in forex.
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oneZero announced that it has recently onboarded Stuart Brock as its new Head of Institutional Sales for UK and Europe.
According to a press release, Stuart Brock, a forex sales specialist, has been appointed by oneZero, a leading innovator in multi-asset enterprise trading technology, as its new Head of Institutional Sales, UK and Continental Europe. Brock will be in charge of building its institutional business in the region.
Located in London, Brock brings extensive institutional experience and industry knowledge in forex from his experience at Kx System, First Derivatives, RBS Markets and FlexTrade.
Stuart Brock, Head of UK and European Institutional Sales, oneZero. Source: LinkedIn
Prior to the position at oneZero, Kx Systems hired Brock in the position of eFX sales. For four years, he successfully fulfilled the requirements of the role in the UK. Simultaneous to Kx Systems, Brock served First Derivatives from early 2014 to late 2020, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Earlier, at RBS Markets and International Banking, this forex sales specialist satisfied the obligations of the eFX role.
Before RBS Markets, Brock worked for Flextrade in eFX sales. For three and a half years, he achieved the requirements of his position as eFX.
Additionally, as Project Management Team Leader, Brock served for just over two years at Reed.co.uk.
Empowering Financial Institutions
The news arrives while oneZero is bolstering its institutional offering. Additionally, the Wholesale Broker is adding new features to its Hub. This includes additional market data integration services and advanced analytics within Data Source. Moreover, oneZero has been actively increasing its mark in Europe. This includes another recent appointment in 2020 when Jamie Rose became Director of Relationship Management in the region.
Commenting on the announcement, Andrew Ralich, Co-Founder and CEO of oneZero said: "We are delighted to welcome Stuart to our team. His experience and business knowledge will be an asset to our current and future clients as they transform their businesses with oneZero."
oneZero announced that it has recently onboarded Stuart Brock as its new Head of Institutional Sales for UK and Europe.
According to a press release, Stuart Brock, a forex sales specialist, has been appointed by oneZero, a leading innovator in multi-asset enterprise trading technology, as its new Head of Institutional Sales, UK and Continental Europe. Brock will be in charge of building its institutional business in the region.
Located in London, Brock brings extensive institutional experience and industry knowledge in forex from his experience at Kx System, First Derivatives, RBS Markets and FlexTrade.
Stuart Brock, Head of UK and European Institutional Sales, oneZero. Source: LinkedIn
Prior to the position at oneZero, Kx Systems hired Brock in the position of eFX sales. For four years, he successfully fulfilled the requirements of the role in the UK. Simultaneous to Kx Systems, Brock served First Derivatives from early 2014 to late 2020, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Earlier, at RBS Markets and International Banking, this forex sales specialist satisfied the obligations of the eFX role.
Before RBS Markets, Brock worked for Flextrade in eFX sales. For three and a half years, he achieved the requirements of his position as eFX.
Additionally, as Project Management Team Leader, Brock served for just over two years at Reed.co.uk.
Empowering Financial Institutions
The news arrives while oneZero is bolstering its institutional offering. Additionally, the Wholesale Broker is adding new features to its Hub. This includes additional market data integration services and advanced analytics within Data Source. Moreover, oneZero has been actively increasing its mark in Europe. This includes another recent appointment in 2020 when Jamie Rose became Director of Relationship Management in the region.
Commenting on the announcement, Andrew Ralich, Co-Founder and CEO of oneZero said: "We are delighted to welcome Stuart to our team. His experience and business knowledge will be an asset to our current and future clients as they transform their businesses with oneZero."
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