CFD Broker Skilling's CEO Michael Kamerman Steps Down

The CEO of forex and CFD broker Skilling Group, Michael Kamerman, has resigned. Prior to his leadership role at Skilling, Kamerman amassed 15 years of experience at FXCM where he ascended from the position of a Sales Associate to the Managing Director.

According to a post on his LinkedIn profile, Kamerman mentioned: "Today marks my last day as Skilling’s Group CEO. 2023 was a record year for the company, with all-time highs in new clients, active clients, trading volume, net revenue, and EBIT performance. With the strong team they have, 2024 will be even better."

"I would like to thank all of our investors, the Skilling board, and especially all of the Skillers, both past and present, for all of their dedication for the past three years. I look forward to announcing my next chapter in mid-April."

Kamerman's Leadership at Skilling

In 2020, Kamerman assumed the role of CEO at Skilling Group. His appointment reflected the firm's commitment to strengthening its foothold in the competitive forex market, especially across Europe.

André Lavold, the CEO of Skilling Group, mentioned: "The appointment of a new CEO is something we did with the utmost care, ensuring that the person not only has the experience but also is a great culture fit. We are very excited to have Michael on board. His extensive experience and vision for Skilling have continually impressed us."

A Focus on Trading Platforms and Partnerships

By focusing on proprietary trading platforms and strategic partnerships, Skilling Group has positioned itself as a key player in the European market. The company has offices in London and regulatory licenses from Cyprus and Seychelles. When he assumed the role of the CEO, Kamerman articulated his vision for Skilling's future. He emphasized talent, ambition, and strategic development.

Beginning his career over 15 years ago at FXCM, Kamerman held important roles, including as the Vice President of Customer Service in London, England, and the San Francisco Bay Area. He advanced from the role of a Sales Associate to the Managing Director.