NEW YORK & LONDON & TOKYO & PARIS & AIX EN PROVENCE, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--smartTrade Technologies, an industry leader in cross-asset liquidity management software today announced that Peter Atkinson, will assume the newly created role of Head of FX Products Management effective immediately. Peter Atkinson will be based in London with a focus to prepare and manage the delivery of smartTrade’s next generation FX hosted solutions , leveraging smartTrade's latest improvement in its cross-asset LMS technology. Prior to joining smartTrade, Peter worked for HSBC in their London Global Banking and Markets division. He managed the development and deployment of their FX pricing, trading and risk management systems. Peter has a long career in FX, having previously been an IT Director at Dresdner Kleinwort. He has also worked in eCommerce at Deutsche Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland. Peter started his career as a developer in the City of London and has worked in multiple asset classes both in the front and back office in London, New York and Tokyo. He holds a B.Eng degree in Computer Science from the University of York.
Harry Gozlan, CEO and founder of smartTrade Technologies, stated, “We have seen exponential growth in our Foreign Exchange business which has required us to step up significantly our presence in this asset class". "We are very pleased to welcome Peter to the smartTrade team". Peter brings to smartTrade a strong record and significant product expertise within foreign exchange services and we are confident that he will apply this to help deliver with smartTrade's growth plans".
About smartTrade Technologies
Founded in 1999 by former IT and trading professionals from Citigroup, Credit Agricole and Société Générale, smartTrade automates execution across the enterprise by providing the financial markets with the most sophisticated liquidity management software (LMS) that enables investment banks, brokers and exchanges to streamline their execution process across multiple-asset classes around the globe.
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