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Global online trading services provider ATFX has appointed Line Ho Young Peteri as Vice President – Strategic Partnerships & Affiliates, as the company strengthens its global affiliate and commercial growth strategy.
Peteri will lead ATFX’s global affiliate and partnership initiatives, focusing on expanding the company’s international footprint and accelerating client acquisition.
She brings extensive experience in strategic marketing, affiliate management, and cross-channel business development. Before joining ATFX, Peteri served as Senior Manager, Strategic Partnerships & Affiliation at Exinity, where she was instrumental in driving affiliate growth and establishing high-value global partnerships.
Throughout her career, Peteri has developed scalable marketing and sales platforms, integrated emerging technologies such as blockchain to enhance customer engagement, and executed strategic initiatives across fintech, gaming, and digital marketing sectors.
"Joining ATFX at this dynamic stage of its global expansion is an exciting opportunity. I look forward to drawing on my experience in strategic partnerships and digital marketing to unlock new opportunities, enhance customer acquisition, and strengthen ATFX’s presence across key international markets."
Line Ho Young Peteri, Vice President – Strategic Partnerships & Affiliates, ATFX
"Line’s track record in building strong partnerships, driving performance marketing strategies, and leading cross-functional teams makes her a perfect fit for this role. Her strategic vision and leadership will be instrumental in advancing ATFX’s global growth objectives."
Siju Daniel, Chief Commercial Officer, ATFX
With Peteri’s appointment, ATFX aims to expand its affiliate network, strengthen strategic partnerships, and continue delivering innovative trading solutions to clients worldwide.
Founded in 2014, ATFX is a global fintech broker with operations in 24 locations and licences from nine regulatory authorities, including the UK’s FCA, Australia’s ASIC, Cyprus’ CySEC, UAE’s SCA, Hong Kong’s SFC, South Africa’s FSCA, Mauritius’ FSC, Seychelles’ FSA, and Cambodia’s SERC.
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