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Multi-asset enterprise trading technology provider oneZero Financial Systems has appointed Lochlan White as Director of Sales & Relationship Management (EMEA), with the hire marking a significant strategic step: the launch of the company's first office in the Middle East, based in Dubai.
White announced the move on LinkedIn, describing his excitement at building partnerships across the region and bringing oneZero's technology to brokers and institutions in the Gulf.
A Career Built Across Prime and Liquidity Services
White brings more than a decade of senior commercial experience across the prime brokerage and liquidity space. He spent eleven years at multi-asset prime brokerage and liquidity provider 26 Degrees, where he held a progression of senior roles spanning marketing, prime services, and commercial leadership. Based variously in Sydney and Limassol, he served as Director of Prime Services, Head of Prime Services for APAC, Head of Prime Services for EMEA, and ultimately Chief Commercial Officer for EMEA.
He then moved to institutional prime brokerage and liquidity firm Scope Prime in October 2024 as Chief Commercial Officer, a position he held until joining oneZero in April 2026.
oneZero's Gulf Ambitions
White will be on-site in Dubai, leading the establishment of oneZero's regional presence from the ground up.
Founded in 2009, oneZero has grown into one of the more prominent names in institutional trading infrastructure, with its technology processing in excess of $100 billion in average daily volume and more than six million transactions per day. The company counts over 200 customers across its global client base and has appeared on the Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies for four consecutive years. It is backed by private equity firms Golden Gate Capital and Lovell Minnick Partners.
The EMEA director hire follows a broader pattern of senior sales investment at oneZero. The company appointed Adam Collins as Head of Institutional Sales for Americas and EMEA in August 2025, and added fintech veteran Asiff Hirji to its Board of Directors in October 2025.
White's appointment underlines oneZero's intent to grow its footprint among brokers and institutions in the Gulf, a market where demand for sophisticated trading technology infrastructure has been expanding steadily.
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