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January 09, 2023 – Multi-asset liquidity and technology provider BidX Markets continues to expand its international team with the addition of Harry Fry who will be overseeing and growing the firm's Asia-Pacific (APAC) operations.
Fry will be based out of Australia to help grow BidX Markets institutional trading business in the APAC region. He will be responsible for leading the brokerage's efforts to develop and strengthen relationships with institutional clients and for implementing strategies to increase the company's trading activity across East Asia, South Asia, and Oceania. He will also be overseeing a growing team of client relationship managers, and for ensuring that the brokerage is in compliance with local regulations.
Simon Blackledge, CEO and Founder of BidX Markets said, “We are delighted to be welcoming Harry Fry to the BidX Markets family. We’ve been on a bit of a hiring spree recently to accommodate our rapidly expanding client base across different regions. Harry brings with him extensive knowledge of our product offering as well as strong interpersonal and communication skills so can support our clients from all angles. He will have the support of BidX Markets cutting-edge technology and 360-degree service offering which allows us to stay ahead and offer the industry's leading trade execution, liquidity, and some of the best client support.”
Harry Fry, BidX Markets’ new Head of Asia-Pacific (APAC) commented, “I’m excited to be heading up BidX Markets Asia-Pacific operations. I’ll be in charge of working with the institutional sales and tech teams to help support our existing client base as well as grow the business in the region. My focus will be to give brokers the flexibility and support they need to provide the best service offering to their traders. I believe my knowledge of the financial markets is going to support our institutional client base with liquidity, risk, and tech as well as our professional traders with trading and investment needs.”
Fry has a background from within both the retail and institutional space. Most recently Fry was a Director of Prime Services at Invast Global, following five and a half years at Finalto, based in London. Prior to Finalto, Fry worked at JP Morgan Asset Management as an Analyst and Consultant.
BidX Markets has recently made some significant new hires as part of their expansion plans including the addition of Shaun French as Multi-Asset Research Analyst providing institutional and professional clients with first class market news, research, and analysis.
MAS Markets is an FCA regulated broker that provides Multi-Asset liquididty to Professional Clients.
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