360T made a new senior appointment Wednesday, adding Minna Lehto Sousa as its newest Head of Sales Nordic with immediate effect. In her new role Ms. Sousa will be based out of 360T’s Stockholm branch where she will report to Alfred Schorno, Global Head of Sales at 360T Group. In this capacity she will focus on client acquisition across the Northern Europe space, dealing with such channels as corporates, asset managers, and bank-to-bank business, among others.
Javier Martell, OANDA
OANDA on-boarded a new legal council, hiring Javier Martell from mobile payments company Boku. He is joining the brokerage as an experienced legal executive with substantial experience working as a legal officer with online technology companies. Javier Martell will be overseeing global legal functions and serve as General Counsel and Corporate Secretary.
Queenie Qilin Wang
Queenie Qilin Wang, LMAX
LMAX Exchange (LMAX) promoted its longtime veteran Queenie Qilin Wang to the role of Head of Asia Pacific. Most recently, she served as the Head of Asia Sales at LMAX Hong Kong Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of LMAX Limited. Mrs. Wang has been a mainstay at LMAX since 2011 and her promotion comes after a lengthy stint at the major venue. She was originally appointed as International Development Executive, dating back to October 2011.
Thursday, September 1
Vikram Khanna, ICBC Standard Bank
ICBC Standard Bank secured former Credit Suisse banker Vikram Khanna to serve as its Head of Advisory, eyeing an expansion into the Chinese corporate space. Mr. Khanna joins ICBC Standard Bank in a new senior role to help focus on the group’s plans to widen the scope of its global advisory services – this will include a broader latitude across its Chinese corporate focus.
Paul Skelton, Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered brought in veteran banker Paul Skelton in its latest hire, installing him as its newest Global Head of Banking. Mr. Skelton will be joining Standard Chartered in December to man its Singapore operations – in this capacity he will be reporting to Simon Cooper, Standard Chartered’s CEO for Corporate and Institutional Banking and former HSBC departure. The move helps shore up the group’s Singapore unit at a time when many other banks are opting to move top-tier talent to the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
Igor Dombrovan, Saxo Bank
Igor Dombrovan,
The Head of the Russian office of Saxo Bank, Igor Dombrovan, has been appointed in London as Institutional Sales Director at Saxo Markets. The strategic decision of Saxo Bank to look for more partnerships in certain regions has mandated the company to optimize some of its operations. As a result the Danish brokerage closed its premises in Russia, Poland and Greece. Mr Dombrovan has been heading the Russian office of Saxo Bank for over 5 years, starting from September 2011.
360T made a new senior appointment Wednesday, adding Minna Lehto Sousa as its newest Head of Sales Nordic with immediate effect. In her new role Ms. Sousa will be based out of 360T’s Stockholm branch where she will report to Alfred Schorno, Global Head of Sales at 360T Group. In this capacity she will focus on client acquisition across the Northern Europe space, dealing with such channels as corporates, asset managers, and bank-to-bank business, among others.
Javier Martell, OANDA
OANDA on-boarded a new legal council, hiring Javier Martell from mobile payments company Boku. He is joining the brokerage as an experienced legal executive with substantial experience working as a legal officer with online technology companies. Javier Martell will be overseeing global legal functions and serve as General Counsel and Corporate Secretary.
Queenie Qilin Wang
Queenie Qilin Wang, LMAX
LMAX Exchange (LMAX) promoted its longtime veteran Queenie Qilin Wang to the role of Head of Asia Pacific. Most recently, she served as the Head of Asia Sales at LMAX Hong Kong Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of LMAX Limited. Mrs. Wang has been a mainstay at LMAX since 2011 and her promotion comes after a lengthy stint at the major venue. She was originally appointed as International Development Executive, dating back to October 2011.
Thursday, September 1
Vikram Khanna, ICBC Standard Bank
ICBC Standard Bank secured former Credit Suisse banker Vikram Khanna to serve as its Head of Advisory, eyeing an expansion into the Chinese corporate space. Mr. Khanna joins ICBC Standard Bank in a new senior role to help focus on the group’s plans to widen the scope of its global advisory services – this will include a broader latitude across its Chinese corporate focus.
Paul Skelton, Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered brought in veteran banker Paul Skelton in its latest hire, installing him as its newest Global Head of Banking. Mr. Skelton will be joining Standard Chartered in December to man its Singapore operations – in this capacity he will be reporting to Simon Cooper, Standard Chartered’s CEO for Corporate and Institutional Banking and former HSBC departure. The move helps shore up the group’s Singapore unit at a time when many other banks are opting to move top-tier talent to the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.
Igor Dombrovan, Saxo Bank
Igor Dombrovan,
The Head of the Russian office of Saxo Bank, Igor Dombrovan, has been appointed in London as Institutional Sales Director at Saxo Markets. The strategic decision of Saxo Bank to look for more partnerships in certain regions has mandated the company to optimize some of its operations. As a result the Danish brokerage closed its premises in Russia, Poland and Greece. Mr Dombrovan has been heading the Russian office of Saxo Bank for over 5 years, starting from September 2011.
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