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Global multi-regulated retail brokerage markets.com has announced the promotion of Dany Mawas to the position of Chief Commercial Officer. Finalto, markets.com parent, says it has experienced a "strong 6 months under Dany's leadership', with the company being one of the few ODP licensed brokers. His appointment comes at a time when markets.com aims to expand its global footprint into key regions including LATAM, MENA, Southeast Asia, Europe, and Africa.
Mawas, who will continue his B2B role as CEO of Finalto South Africa, stated, "I am thrilled to take the role of Chief Commercial Officer for Markets.com. Exciting developments are on the horizon as we solidify our position as a leading global brokerage with a strong local presence. Through strategic partnerships and investments in local talent, we are constantly enhancing our customer experience."
“Over the years, Markets.com has laid out the groundwork for substantial future growth and superior trading conditions. We are proud to soon unveil a new addition to our trading platform lineup, enhancing our charting capabilities and user experience alongside our existing platforms; Markets.com’s Web trading platform, MT4, MT5, and our Social Trading App.”
“Additionally, we will soon be expanding our educational services to promote financial literacy across all regions with tailored offerings to meet local demands.”
Matthew Maloney, Finalto Group CEO, commended Mawas on his appointment: “It's a testament to the incredible work Dany has been doing for Finalto that he has been invited to take on this role for Markets.com in addition. We are excited about the possibilities in Africa and beyond.”
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