In recent executive updates from the financial sector, NXG Markets has appointed Anjum Sayed as its new CEO, following her tenure as Country Manager at a leading CFD brokerage. Sayed transitions from a sales leadership role at another firm, bringing valuable experience to her new position, where she will guide the company’s global strategy and market expansion efforts. Her responsibilities will include driving commercial growth, refining operational processes, and enhancing market presence.
Additionally, OneRoyal has elevated Dominic Poynter to Chief Commercial Officer. He previously held the role of Head of Marketing in Cyprus, where he assisted in establishing a notable ambassador partnership with a former professional footballer. Poynter’s background includes senior marketing roles within the FX and CFD sectors, marking him as a suitable candidate for this position.
Rostro Group has also made notable changes by appointing Kate Mason-Keaney as its first Chief People and Organization Officer, while promoting Pavel Spirin to Group Chief Growth Officer. In her new role, Mason-Keaney will oversee a dedicated division to enhance the organization’s workforce and operations, contributing to its strategic growth beyond traditional brokerage services.
Sam Horowitz has been named Head of Liquidity at Finalto, bringing nearly three decades of extensive experience in foreign exchange trading and risk management. His previous roles included leadership positions at well-known financial institutions, providing him with a wealth of knowledge that will aid Finalto’s liquidity strategies.
The Wisuno Group welcomed Soul Diomande as their new Chief Marketing Officer. Diomande’s extensive background includes leadership positions in various trading-focused companies, making him a valuable addition to the team.
Lastly, Tradeweb Markets has appointed Rich Chun as Managing Director and Head of Asia. Chun’s impressive nearly 30-year background in fixed-income markets positions him well to facilitate Tradeweb’s growth in Asia’s competitive landscape.
In another significant appointment, DHF Capital has chosen Menno Kooistra as Chairman of its Supervisory Board. Kooistra brings a strong history in leadership from his previous role at Rabobank and consulting experience from KPMG, which will support the firm’s governance and strategic initiatives.
These leadership changes across various organizations highlight the dynamic landscape of the financial services industry, showcasing how firms are positioning themselves for future challenges and opportunities.