Biggs will lead the company’s strategic vision, focusing on driving innovation.
Andrew Biggs, CEO at Finalto Trading
Finalto Group is pleased to announce the promotion of Andrew Biggs to the role of Chief Executive Officer of Finalto Trading. The company sits within Finalto Group and will complement the services provided by industry-leading financial institution Finalto Financial Services.
Effective immediately, Biggs will take on the role of CEO at Finalto Trading, and will lead the company’s strategic vision, focusing on driving innovation and expanding the group’s influence in the global trading ecosystem.
Andrew Biggs brings to the role over 15 years of experience in the financial and trading industry. With a history of impactful leadership in trading and strategic planning, Biggs is recognised for his success in driving growth and advancing technological capabilities at Finalto. His appointment comes as part of Finalto's commitment to scaling its trading solutions and enhancing services to clients globally.
Before his promotion, Biggs served as Finalto Group Head of Risk and Trading where he played a pivotal role in shaping the firms products and offering. As CEO, Biggs will focus on enhancing customer-centric strategies, improving product offerings for the group, and strengthening the company's global footprint.
Matthew Maloney, Group CEO
Commenting on his new role, Biggs said: "I am honoured to lead Finalto Trading at such an exciting time in our industry. Together with our talented team, we will continue to deliver innovative trading and risk solutions and exceptional service to our clients, shaping the future of trading technology for the group."
Matthew Maloney, Group CEO commented: "Andrew’s deep industry knowledge and proven leadership make him the perfect fit for this role. We are confident he will guide Finalto Trading into a new era of growth and success."
Paul Groves, CEO of Finalto UK B2B
Paul Groves, UK B2B CEO Finalto Financial Services commented: “Having Andy at the helm of Finalto Trading shows the ambition of the group to expand and build on the many years of success we have had. We have very exciting times ahead as we look to grow both companies under the Finalto Group.”
Finalto Trading specialises in providing liquidity solutions and risk management within the group. Under Biggs's leadership, the company aims to accelerate its advancements in technology and help the group to broaden its client base across key new markets.
Finalto Group is pleased to announce the promotion of Andrew Biggs to the role of Chief Executive Officer of Finalto Trading. The company sits within Finalto Group and will complement the services provided by industry-leading financial institution Finalto Financial Services.
Effective immediately, Biggs will take on the role of CEO at Finalto Trading, and will lead the company’s strategic vision, focusing on driving innovation and expanding the group’s influence in the global trading ecosystem.
Andrew Biggs brings to the role over 15 years of experience in the financial and trading industry. With a history of impactful leadership in trading and strategic planning, Biggs is recognised for his success in driving growth and advancing technological capabilities at Finalto. His appointment comes as part of Finalto's commitment to scaling its trading solutions and enhancing services to clients globally.
Before his promotion, Biggs served as Finalto Group Head of Risk and Trading where he played a pivotal role in shaping the firms products and offering. As CEO, Biggs will focus on enhancing customer-centric strategies, improving product offerings for the group, and strengthening the company's global footprint.
Matthew Maloney, Group CEO
Commenting on his new role, Biggs said: "I am honoured to lead Finalto Trading at such an exciting time in our industry. Together with our talented team, we will continue to deliver innovative trading and risk solutions and exceptional service to our clients, shaping the future of trading technology for the group."
Matthew Maloney, Group CEO commented: "Andrew’s deep industry knowledge and proven leadership make him the perfect fit for this role. We are confident he will guide Finalto Trading into a new era of growth and success."
Paul Groves, CEO of Finalto UK B2B
Paul Groves, UK B2B CEO Finalto Financial Services commented: “Having Andy at the helm of Finalto Trading shows the ambition of the group to expand and build on the many years of success we have had. We have very exciting times ahead as we look to grow both companies under the Finalto Group.”
Finalto Trading specialises in providing liquidity solutions and risk management within the group. Under Biggs's leadership, the company aims to accelerate its advancements in technology and help the group to broaden its client base across key new markets.
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