Siri Porncharoenrit is switching to Scope Markets as the Country Manager based in Bangkok, Thailand. According to her LinkedIn profile, Porncharoenrit has been serving in the same capacity at Exinity for seven months now.

Previous Roles at Hantec Markets

In a post on the social network today (Thursday), Porncharoenrit disclosed the new move. She has an extensive industry background, having worked for notable brands, including as the Country Manager for Thailand at Hantec Markets, a position she held for more than 3 years. Prior to this, she was the Business Development Executive and previously an Account Manager.

Lately, Scope Prime has been on a hiring spree to boost its teams globally. The company onboarded Gaby Kanj to focus on its business in the Middle East and North African markets. According to the company, he will reportedly be responsible for strengthening the company’s existing client relationship team in the region.

Commenting about the expansion plan, Daniel Lawrance, the company's CEO, said: “We are working with a growing number of financial institutions in the area and are receiving ever more complex requests for assistance as more entities gain a fuller understanding of what we do. Gaby’s extensive first-hand experience will be invaluable both for us and the companies we work with.”

Other Appointments and Product Expansion

Scope Markets also earlier added Fraser Nelson as the new Global Head of Business Development. Nelson has more than ten years of experience in leveraged trading across both front and back-office roles. In his new position, Nelson reportedly manages the company's growth plan at the retail level worldwide.

Scope Prime, the institutional liquidity unit under the Rostro Group, also enlisted Miranti Rostian as Head of Southeast Asia. The company also expanded its product offering by launching two new equity indices to enable global stock markets in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

“With a background in Prime Brokerage sales out of Singapore, we know she will be an invaluable addition to the business and improve our coverage across Southeast Asia,” Lawrance mentioned. “The importance of building and maintaining in-person relationships in the region has never been more important.”