Tickmill’s Regional Manager for the MENA region, Samer
Alkhaldi, is leaving the company after dedicating almost nine years. Alkhaldi
joined the company in 2015 as MENA Business Development Manager.
Significant Roles across the Industry
In his LinkedIn post, Alkhaldi mentioned: “Farewell
Tickmill!! My journey has reached its end, the last nine years were nothing less
than amazing and full of achievements! Many thanks to all those who contributed
to making it extra special.”
Alkhaldi is an industry veteran who has held
significant roles in notable industry brands. Some of them include TTG Middle
East & North Africa and Lygia Demades Ltd, where he was the Sales Manager.
In another recent executive move, Tickmill‘s Chief
Business Development Officer, Carla Nemr, who had been the company’s chief business development officer for nearly eight years, announced her departure in July. Nemr joined the company as the Head of Global Business
Development in 2017 before her promotion to Chief Business Development Officer.
“After almost eight wonderful years at Tickmill,
the time has come for me to embark on a new journey. It has been an incredible
experience, and I am profoundly grateful for the opportunities, support, and
friendships I have found here,” Nemr announced on LinkedIn.
Similar Executive Moves
This development followed similar executive moves at
Tickmill among its top management, including Nicholas Baumer’s promotion to the
role of Chief Commercial Officer from his previous position as Chief Marketing
Officer.
Elsewhere, Ingmar Mattus, the Co-Founder of Tickmill,
launched a new platform offering futures and options trading. MetroTrade
reportedly plans to enter into partnerships with major players in the industry,
including CME Group and regulated financial firms, and introducing brokers.MetroTrade was founded by David Klotz and Ingmar Mattus. Klotz has a background in the futures industry.
Speaking about the launch, Klotz mentioned: “The US futures
markets are some of the deepest and most liquid markets in the world. Retail
traders deserve to have a variety of choices when it comes to their brokerage
needs, and we are excited to meet and exceed those expectations.”
Tickmill’s Regional Manager for the MENA region, Samer
Alkhaldi, is leaving the company after dedicating almost nine years. Alkhaldi
joined the company in 2015 as MENA Business Development Manager.
Significant Roles across the Industry
In his LinkedIn post, Alkhaldi mentioned: “Farewell
Tickmill!! My journey has reached its end, the last nine years were nothing less
than amazing and full of achievements! Many thanks to all those who contributed
to making it extra special.”
Alkhaldi is an industry veteran who has held
significant roles in notable industry brands. Some of them include TTG Middle
East & North Africa and Lygia Demades Ltd, where he was the Sales Manager.
In another recent executive move, Tickmill‘s Chief
Business Development Officer, Carla Nemr, who had been the company’s chief business development officer for nearly eight years, announced her departure in July. Nemr joined the company as the Head of Global Business
Development in 2017 before her promotion to Chief Business Development Officer.
“After almost eight wonderful years at Tickmill,
the time has come for me to embark on a new journey. It has been an incredible
experience, and I am profoundly grateful for the opportunities, support, and
friendships I have found here,” Nemr announced on LinkedIn.
Similar Executive Moves
This development followed similar executive moves at
Tickmill among its top management, including Nicholas Baumer’s promotion to the
role of Chief Commercial Officer from his previous position as Chief Marketing
Officer.
Elsewhere, Ingmar Mattus, the Co-Founder of Tickmill,
launched a new platform offering futures and options trading. MetroTrade
reportedly plans to enter into partnerships with major players in the industry,
including CME Group and regulated financial firms, and introducing brokers.MetroTrade was founded by David Klotz and Ingmar Mattus. Klotz has a background in the futures industry.
Speaking about the launch, Klotz mentioned: “The US futures
markets are some of the deepest and most liquid markets in the world. Retail
traders deserve to have a variety of choices when it comes to their brokerage
needs, and we are excited to meet and exceed those expectations.”
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