Daniela Egli, who was appointed as the CEO of Skilling’s Cyprus Office in May, has now joined
the proprietary trading platform, The Trading Pit, as the Cyprus CEO. Egli made her
new role public on Tuesday via an update to her LinkedIn profile.
Before joining Skilling
eight months ago, Egli spent over two and a half years at FXView, a Finvasa
Group-owned forex and CFD trading platform, where she served as the Managing
Director.
The executive, who
boasts of a career spanning over a decade, was previously the
Executive Director of Blackwell Global. She worked for the forex and CFD
brokerage for over six years, first as a Business Development Manager for two
years between September 2012 and August 2014.
Between 2008 and 2012,
Egli headed RTO for MeritKapital, a Cyprus-based majority women-owned
investment manager.
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out the recent Finance Magnates London Summit 2022 session about talent acquisition in the financial industry
Appointments and Funding
Egli’s appointment comes
over two months after The Trading Pit appointed
Thomas Heyden, an industry veteran
with about two decades of financial experience, as its Liechtenstein
headquarters CEO.
Earlier in July, Finance
Magnates exclusively reported that Themis Christou, the former Interim Chief
Marketing Officer (CMO) at Tickmill joined the proprietary
trading platform in a CMO capacity.
Meanwhile, the Trading
Pit recently raised
€10 million from a growth funding round led by co-founder Illimar Mattus’s private equity firm,
Pinorena Capital. The trading platform firm said it will use the fund to
accelerate its growth by creating a ‘super app’ with proprietary trading
functionalities. The firm also said it intends to expand into the investment and asset management
business.
“The Trading Pit
emerged from the simple concept of giving all skillful traders a fair
opportunity to reach success in an environment where there is no conflict of
interest, and which has full transparency,” Christoph Radecker, a Co-Founder of
The Trading Pit, said.
“Our
initial success has convinced us that we need to be much bolder with our plans
and execution, and the capital provided by our investors will help us to do
exactly that,” Radecker further explained.
Daniela Egli, who was appointed as the CEO of Skilling’s Cyprus Office in May, has now joined
the proprietary trading platform, The Trading Pit, as the Cyprus CEO. Egli made her
new role public on Tuesday via an update to her LinkedIn profile.
Before joining Skilling
eight months ago, Egli spent over two and a half years at FXView, a Finvasa
Group-owned forex and CFD trading platform, where she served as the Managing
Director.
The executive, who
boasts of a career spanning over a decade, was previously the
Executive Director of Blackwell Global. She worked for the forex and CFD
brokerage for over six years, first as a Business Development Manager for two
years between September 2012 and August 2014.
Between 2008 and 2012,
Egli headed RTO for MeritKapital, a Cyprus-based majority women-owned
investment manager.
Check
out the recent Finance Magnates London Summit 2022 session about talent acquisition in the financial industry
Appointments and Funding
Egli’s appointment comes
over two months after The Trading Pit appointed
Thomas Heyden, an industry veteran
with about two decades of financial experience, as its Liechtenstein
headquarters CEO.
Earlier in July, Finance
Magnates exclusively reported that Themis Christou, the former Interim Chief
Marketing Officer (CMO) at Tickmill joined the proprietary
trading platform in a CMO capacity.
Meanwhile, the Trading
Pit recently raised
€10 million from a growth funding round led by co-founder Illimar Mattus’s private equity firm,
Pinorena Capital. The trading platform firm said it will use the fund to
accelerate its growth by creating a ‘super app’ with proprietary trading
functionalities. The firm also said it intends to expand into the investment and asset management
business.
“The Trading Pit
emerged from the simple concept of giving all skillful traders a fair
opportunity to reach success in an environment where there is no conflict of
interest, and which has full transparency,” Christoph Radecker, a Co-Founder of
The Trading Pit, said.
“Our
initial success has convinced us that we need to be much bolder with our plans
and execution, and the capital provided by our investors will help us to do
exactly that,” Radecker further explained.
