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7 September 2018 – Max Moriarty has been appointed as the first member of the Stater Global Markets sales team. Max joins the London-based FCA regulated Prime of Prime brokerage from a senior FX sales role at FIXI plc. He has over three years’ experience in EMEA sales, originally being employed in business development for ELXI Markets before it merged with FIXI plc.
Ramy Soliman, CEO, Stater Global Markets comments, “Max’s appointment is a significant milestone in the evolution of our business. We are now at a stage where we need a dedicated sales team. We have created a strong proposition for clients based on quality, flexibility and expertise and have a diverse client base consisting of banks, brokers professional traders and fund managers. We are ready to take the business to the next level and are delighted that Max has joined our team in a global role, focusing on EMEA and Asia. We will be announcing further appointments to our sales team over the next few months.”
Max Moriarty adds, “I was keen to build on my experience and focus on the institutional market. This newly created role is a great opportunity for me to join a highly professional, ambitious firm – a Matched Principal broker which takes no proprietary risk. I am looking forward to working with Ramy and his team to help them to grow the business.” Stater Global Markets offers institutional clients direct access to Tier 1 bank and non-bank liquidity, clearing and institutional grade technology. The London-based firm is a wholly owned subsidiary of SBL Holdings Ltd.
For further information, please visit www.staterglobalmarkets.com
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