Monday, January 9
Cosmin Ruse, City Credit Capital
City Credit Capital . The addition of Ruse will help strengthen its offering and market penetration in Romania. In his new role Mr. Ruse will be based out of Bucharest. Prior to City Credit Capital, Mr. Ruse worked in a number of groups specializing in financial services – this included stints as the President and CEO of S.S.I.F. DORINVEST S.A., having also served on its board of directors.
Tuesday, January 10
Stephen Dainton, Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse announced last Wednesday the departure of its co-head of trading unit in EMEA, Stephen Dainton, . Stephen Dainton, the bank’s head of global markets equities business in Britain and EMEA since 2005, has decided to pursue other opportunities in the industry. Stephen also served as co-head of global markets in EMEA since March 2016.
Ron Hoffman, Playtech
Playtech’s board of . The company’s former Chief Financial Officer Ron Hoffman will be taking the helm of the financials division of the company as CEO effective immediately. He is also relinquishing his position on the company’s board.
Wednesday, January 11
Jakub Maly, XTB
X-Trade Brokers (WSE:XTB) . The decision to supplant Mr. Maly came on the heels of the lackluster aftermath of XTB’s IPO as well as shifting trends in the Polish regulatory regime, with regard to FX. Since debuting in May 2016, XTB’s share prices and financial results have also been lower, possibly paving the way for a changing of the guard.
Vatsa Narasimha, OANDA
OANDA elevated its succeeding Ed Eger, who is slated to remain with the broker to help facilitate a transition. The move represented a shakeup at the highest level at OANDA, after Mr. Narasimha’s work with helping steer the group’s trajectory to new sectors, with an emphasis on regional growth.
Friday, January 13
Drew Doscher, BTIG
BTIG . In his new role Mr. Doscher will be initiating BTIG’s newly launched distressed debt and trade claim business, helping augment the firm’s high-yield and convertible bond capabilities.
David Lynne and James Boyle, Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank AG , appointing David Lynne and James Boyle as its newest Co-Heads of Global Markets for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region – both Mr. Lynne and Boyle will step into their respective roles on February 1, 2017 and will be succeeding Michael Ormaechea, Deutsche Bank’s Australia and New Zealand Chief.
Markus Ruetimann, Global Prime Partners
Global Prime Partners (GPP) . Mr. Ruetimann stepeds into his new board role at Global Prime Partners’ Board following a lengthy career in the financial services industry that spans over two decades. Most recently, he served as the Group Chief Operating Officer of Schroders, dating back to 2004.
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