Trading Places: Who’s the New Head of Australia’s Fed?
Catch up on all the week's key executive moves across the industry.
The past week featured a number of moves across the industry, including some familiar faces changing roles and venues as hiring looks to continue into H2 2016.
Tuesday, May 3
Join the iFX EXPO Asia and discover your gateway to the Asian Markets
Andrew Savvides, OptionsRally
Andrew Savvides, formerly Head of Global Sales and Business Development for FX Primus, landed at OptionRally last Monday to take on a new role as Group Head of Sales after departing from his last position with FX Primus at the end of February.
Kenneth Kok, HKEx
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) secured the services of veteran equities specialist Kenneth Kok, who joined the group as a Managing Director, last week. Mr. Kok will officially hold the role of Managing Director, Head of Cash Trading.
Wednesday, May 4
Peter Jerrom and John Burt, R.J. O’Brien & Associates
R.J. O’Brien & Associates made two senior hires last Wednesday in its UK-based affiliate R.J. O’Brien Europe Limited (RJO Europe). Peter Jerrom and John Burt were both added as the group’s newest Senior Vice Presidents (SVP), Listed FX Brokers. Both individuals will be based out of London, having each worked previously as the Co-Heads of Exchange-Traded FX at Sigma Broking LTD in London.
Richard Garnier, Green Key Technologies
GreenKey Technologies brought in Richard Garnier as its Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) last week and will be based out of GreenKey’s London office. He will help oversee the group’s global sales, service, marketing and strategic partnership initiatives.
Thursday, May 5
Suggested articles
Huobi DM Launches Real-Time Settlement for BTC FuturesGo to article >>
Leila Mayet and Jeanine Cerligione, Convergex
Back on Thursday, Convergex augmented its European electronic sales team, bringing in Leila Mayet and Jeanine Cerligione as London-based Vice Presidents (VPs) – both women have since been tasked with helping focus on the group’s regional clientele.
Jiang Jianqing, ICBC
Last week, Jiang Jianqing, the longtime Chairman of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd (ICBC), announced his decision to retire, heralding a key change in personnel and an upcoming vacancy at one of the country’s largest lenders. Mr. Jianqing had been the de-facto head of ICBC for the past sixteen years, having originally stepped into the role in 2000.
Philip Lowe, RBA
Followers of Australian monetary policy were introduced to the next Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), with Philip Lowe replacing Glenn Stevens. Mr. Lowe will step into his new role as the RBA Governor on September 18, which will mark the beginning of a seven-year term for the former deputy governor. He has been active in this role since 2012, holding a number of other key roles with the group, which includes heading many of the RBA’s analytical departments, part of a three-decade long tenure with the RBA.
Friday, May 6
Amar Vadher, Jonathan Ang, and Ben Li Wong, R5
Last Friday, R5 unveiled a series of changes in its executive personnel across its London and Singapore offices – Amar Vadher, Jonathan Ang, and Ben Li Wong all joined the venue in a variety of roles, ranging from technology to business development.
Andrew Baddeley, Tullett Prebon
Tullett Prebon plc appointed Andrew Baddeley as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), which also saw him joining the group’s Board as an Executive Director – he will officially start his tenure only on May 13th, while his appointment as an executive officer is with immediate effect. Mr. Baddeley steps into the new role with nearly three decades of experience in financial services within the UK and internationally.
Leave a Reply