Stephane Malrait has announced on LinkedIn that he will take on a new role as Non-Executive Director at the Financial Conduct Authority. He described the move as an opportunity to contribute to the development of financial markets.

On the post, Malrait wrote: “After 30 years in banking and a transformative year in fintech, I’m stepping into a new role at the FCA – ready to help shape the future of financial markets.”

Malrait Moves from Etrading To FCA

Malrait brings about three decades of experience in banking and a recent year in fintech . He currently serves as a Non-Executive Director at Quorum 15, a part-time role he has held for over six years.

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Before this, he was Chief Product Officer at Etrading Software for two months. He also held the role of Independent Chair of the Consolidated Tape Industry Stakeholder Group for nearly nine months.

Executive Leads FX, TransFICC Committees

Malrait has been associated with the ACI Financial Markets Association in Greater London for over fifteen years. His roles included Chairman of the Executive Board for more than four years, Chair of the FX Committee for over a decade, and Board Member for about half a year. He also served as a Board Observer at TransFICC for around a year and a half.

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Banker Held Roles At ING, Societe Generale, JPMorgan

Earlier in his career, Malrait held senior positions at major financial institutions. He spent nearly a decade at ING in London, serving as Managing Director and Global Head of Market Structure and Innovation for Financial Markets, and earlier as Managing Director, Global Head of FIC eCommerce.

He also worked at Societe Generale for almost eight years and at JPMorgan for about a decade, where he managed FX eCommerce business activities.