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European crypto-asset exchange One trading has announced the appointment of Marcus Bacchi-Howard as its new Head of Sales. This move comes as the company prepares to launch the first crypto perpetual futures platform in the European Union, following its recent acquisition of an Organised Trading Facility (OTF) License from Dutch regulators.
Bacchi-Howard brings over 20 years of experience in institutional sales and client relationship management to the role. His career spans both traditional finance and the digital asset industry, with previous positions at Gemini, Binance, Bequant, and ED&F Man Capital. He began his career at Morgan Stanley, where he spent more than a decade in Prime Brokerage Client Services.
The appointment follows One Trading's recent funding round, which included investment from SC Ventures. These developments position the company to bridge the gap between traditional finance and digital assets within a regulated framework.

Joshua Barraclough, C EO, One Trading
One Trading CEO Joshua Barraclough stated: "As One Trading prepares to launch the first crypto perpetual futures in the European Union as a MiFID II trading venue, we are thrilled to welcome Marcus as Head of Sales. His wealth of expertise across traditional financial and digital asset markets, client management, and sales strategy, will be of significant value in driving momentum at One Trading."
One Trading's new Head of Sales, Marcus Bacchi-Howard expressed his enthusiasm for the new role, saying: "One Trading's value proposition is the most exciting opportunity to shape the derivatives markets landscape across the EU. Having witnessed the rapid evolution of digital assets firsthand, I am deeply passionate about driving innovation and helping shape the future of this dynamic market. One Trading's vision aligns perfectly with my personal mission to push boundaries by taking concepts which originated in the digital asset world and applying them to traditional markets to redefine how clients engage with derivatives. Together with the team, I'm looking forward to delivering measurable impact for both the business and for clients."
Earlier this year, One Trading launched what it describes as the world's fastest trading venue and introduced zero fees on its F.A.S.T. Exchange for all user types. The company aims to combine the innovation of crypto markets with regulatory compliance, positioning itself as a key player in the European crypto ecosystem.
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