The Financial Commission (FinaCom PLC) has brought in Shay Benhamou, the CEO of multi-asset trading technology provider Airsoft, to join the independent regulator as the newest member of its (DRC).
Mr. Benhamou joins the Financial Commission during a time of expansion for the self-regulatory association. The commission recently added several new members to its existing roster, including his company Airsoft, which was added as an approved service provider to the commission’s partner section.
In addition to providing dispute resolution and certification services to the participants of the forex and derivatives markets, the Financial Commission recently and blockchain startups seeking to launch initial coin offerings (ICOs).
20-years’ experience in derivatives sectors
Shay has been involved in the financial services industry for nearly two decades with a wide range of . He has been leading AirSoft as CEO since 2015. Prior to that, he worked for over six years as a senior director at prime brokerage platform Camalia Capital Markets, which was also the exclusive representative of Societe Generale in Israel.
The company was one of the first to develop a web-based FX/CFD platform and was also one of the early providers to offer a shared wallet solution. As the world of online financial trading has been turning to cryptocurrencies, through partnerships with digital assets exchanges that allow its clients to have access to trade crypto pairs.
Commenting on the appointment, Financial Commission Chairman Peter Tatarnikov said: “Shay is a dedicated professional in trading technology and we are thrilled to have him on board our Dispute Resolution Committee to assist us with trading related complaints and issues surrounding trading platform performance. I am sure Shay will provide our team with valuable feedback on important complaints regarding the trading of spot forex, CFDs and digital assets.”
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