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Finalto, a leading prime brokerage specialising in fintech and liquidity solutions, has announced the appointment of Pablo Quiroga Gomez as its new Chief Operating Officer for the UK operations.
Quiroga Gomez brings a wealth of experience to his new role, having served as Finalto's Global Head of Client Services for over three years. Based in the company's London office, he has been instrumental in shaping the firm's client-centric approach. Finalto says that his extensive industry experience, garnered from various positions at Finalto and other leading companies in the sector, positions him well to drive the company's next phase of growth.
Finalto's new Chief Operating Officer for the UK, Quiroga Gomez stated: "I am thrilled to embark on this new chapter of my career at Finalto. It's been a privilege to be part of the company's impressive growth trajectory and I'm looking forward to working with our fantastic global team as we continue to evolve and enhance our offering, providing market-leading liquidity and technology services to our existing clients and to new customers."
Matthew Maloney, Finalto Group CEO, highlighted the strategic nature of this appointment, emphasising Quiroga Gomez's understanding of client needs, leveraging the insights gleaned from his role as Global Head of Client Services, saying: "This is a strategic appointment that strengthens Finalto's leadership team. Pablo has an unmatched understanding of our clients' needs and will ensure Finalto continues to offer world-class customer service and innovation as we continue our global expansion."
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