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Exinity, the global fintech group, has appointed FXTM alum Constantina Georgiadou as Associate VP of Public Relations. Based in the Group's Limassol offices, she will oversee public relations initiatives at corporate level across Exinity's key markets.
The appointment is the second return of an FXTM executive to Exinity Group, following the arrival of Antonia Droussiotou as VP of Corporate Communications & CSR three months ago.
Olga Rybalkina, Managing Partner and CEO of Exinity Group, commented:
"Brand stewardship has to be a key consideration for any business that wants to grow and differentiate itself today. The way people consume information keeps evolving, and we are acutely aware of what that means for how we present the Group and its brands. Constantina's appointment strengthens our commitment to building awareness of the entire business at the broadest possible level, and to telling the Exinity story with the ambition it deserves."
Constantina brings fifteen years of industry experience, including a nine-year tenure at Exness, where she helped shape the company's external communications during a period of significant international growth.
Constantina Georgiadou, Associate VP of Public Relations, Exinity Group
Commenting on her appointment, Constantina Georgiadou said:
"My career in this industry began at Exinity's flagship brand, FXTM. It marked the beginning of a long and rewarding journey, and instilled values and experiences that have guided me throughout my career. Returning as part of the Exinity Group feels like a true full-circle moment, and I look forward to helping showcase the pioneering spirit that continues to define Exinity and its brands."
Exinity was launched in 2020 by Andrey Dashin. With hubs in Dubai, Limassol, London and Hong Kong, the Group and its associated brands serve more than two million clients across more than 150 countries. Exinity supports entities regulated by the FCA in the United Kingdom, the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of ADGM, the UAE Capital Market Authority, the Capital Markets Authority of Kenya and the Mauritius Financial Services Commission.
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