Naga, Squared Financials and Zenfinex: Executive Moves of the Week

Executive moves that dominated the week's news.

Now tailing to the end of November, we are witnessing a huge drop in the number of executive moves in the forex, crypto and fintech industries. Let’s review the executives that have taken on new roles and challenges in our executive moves roundup of the week.

NAGA Hires Eurotrader’s Matthew Kent as Institutional Sales Director

NAGA has recruited Matthew Kent, a capital market professional, as its Director of Institutional Sales. Previously, Kent held the same position for more than two years at Eurotrader.

Kent announced his new role at Eurotrader on Wednesday on LinkedIn. The executive in a career spanning in excess of 15 years has worked for organizations, such as Valens Banking Group, INFINOX Capital, City Index and CMC Markets, majorly in London-based roles.

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Squared Financial Appoints Andreas Lazarou as Chief Commercial Officer

Squared Financial Group has appointed Andreas Lazarou as its new Chief Commercial Officer.

The Europe-headquartered broker in a statement released on Wednesday stated that Lazarou’s appointment will enhance its business planning and development.

Squared Financial noted that Lazarou will spearhead its business development and marketing activities. The firm also believes that Lazarou’s love for marketing trends will help its business to expand and increase its sales volume. Additionally, this passion will help to grow Squared Financial's brand image and presence as well as maintain its online and offline reputation, the broker added.

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Zenfinex Hires Amana’s Christelle Haddad to Lead Customer Support in MENA

Zenfinex has appointed Christelle Haddad as its Head of Customer Support for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). The executive brings about eight years of experience to the role.

Haddad left her Lebanon-based role at Amana Capital after seven years to take up the new position. The executive announced the new role on LinkedIn.