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XS.com has appointed Sharlini Vasuthevan as Country Manager for India as the global fintech and financial services provider scales its presence in one of the world's fastest-growing fintech markets.

Sharlini Vasuthevan, Country Manager of XS.com
Sharlini brings more than ten years of experience in the financial services sector, with expertise in business development, market expansion, client relationship management, and revenue growth across Southeast Asia, the GCC, and other regions.
She has held senior roles at leading brokerage and trading firms, including Exness and Juno Markets, where she spearheaded market entries, developed partner strategies, and achieved consistent double-digit growth. Prior to joining XS.com, Sharlini played a key role in penetrating new markets, strengthening strategic partnerships, and enhancing customer experiences.
In her new role, Sharlini will oversee XS.com's India operations, focusing on business development, client service excellence, and strengthening partnerships to provide a localised trading experience. Her expertise in institutional and retail trading will be used to align XS.com's offerings with the evolving needs of India's financial sector.
Wael Hammad, Chief Commercial Officer of XS.com
Wael Hammad, Chief Commercial Officer of XS.com, said:
"We are delighted to welcome Sharlini to our expanding leadership team. Her deep expertise in the Indian market, coupled with her strong track record in the financial sector, makes her a pivotal addition as we expand our operations across the region."
Sharlini commented on her appointment:
"I am thrilled to be part of XS.com at such a pivotal time in its global journey. India presents enormous opportunities for growth, and I look forward to working closely with the team to strengthen our presence and deliver exceptional value to our clients and partners."
The XS Group (operating under brand name "XS" or "XS.com") is a global multi-asset broker providing access to trade a range of financial products. Established in Australia in 2010, XS.com holds licences in various jurisdictions and maintains offices in different locations around the globe.
XS.com offers traders, institutional investors and brokers worldwide access to institutional liquidity and trading technology, combined with relationship management and customer support.
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