Pepperstone Promotes Mariia Erokhina to General Manager of Information Security and Compliance

The Australia-based forex and CFD brokerage firm Pepperstone promoted Mariia Erokhina to General Manager, Information Security and Compliance. Erokhina has been with the company for slightly more than a year, initially serving as the Head of IT Security.

Experienced IT Security Expert

According to her LinkedIn profile, Erokhina is an experienced IT security expert who has previously worked for notable brands. She joined Pepperstone from Sumsub, where she spent more than two years as the Chief Information Security Officer.

Additionally, she worked for Citi as a Senior Business Information Security Officer based in Moscow, Russia, and served in other roles in the region. "I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as General Manager, Information Security and Compliance at Pepperstone," Erokhina mentioned.

Pepperstone has made notable executive moves most recently. This month, the company enlisted Kim Reilly as its new Head of Client Experience. Reilly, a seasoned expert in the FX and CFD trading industry, joined the firm from FP Markets, where she played key roles in client relations and partnerships.

Other Recent Leadership Changes at Pepperstone

According to Reilly’s LinkedIn profile, her background in financial services includes major brokerage firms, including FP Markets, IC Markets, and FxPro. At FP Markets, she held various leadership roles in Cyprus and London, managing partnerships, customer journeys, and quality assurance.

Elsewhere, Pepperstone is enhancing its presence in the sports sponsorship space. Early this year, the forex and CFDs broker entered into a sponsorship deal with the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team, FinanceMagnates.com reported.

"We are thrilled to work together and build a winning partnership that drives success both on and off the track," commented Tamas Szabo, Group CEO at Pepperstone, adding, "We can't wait to celebrate this at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, the first of the season and our home race."