AxeTrading Appoints Greville Lucking as the New Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

AxeTrading announced it has appointed Greville Lucking as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Greville acted as the company's Global Head of Customer Support and Integration from 2018.

He has great experience in the fixed income technology sector and acted as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of EMBonds prior to the firm's acquisition by BGC Partners. Additionally, Greville maintained other senior executive positions at Formicary and WestLB.

AxeTrading is a fixed income trading software company. Founded in 2009, AxeTrading HQ is based in London with a technology center in Germany.

Officials Statements

Below are remarks from AxeTrading's officials about the new CEO appointment.

Mark Cappell, the Chairman of AxeTrading, said: "The board and investors are delighted that Greville has stepped into this role. He is the ideal leader to take AxeTrading into its next successful chapter.

“This completes the new c-suite leadership team at the firm, and we now have the full range of skills and vision to lead us into a new era of growth and delivery for our clients.”

Greville Lucking, the CEO at AxeTrading said: “I’m looking forward to fulfilling a new strategic approach, with a new team of senior leaders, here at AxeTrading.

"We have gone through a period of significant change, and we are now ready to deliver our technology faster and more effectively for our clients.

“Some legacy providers look to constrain and create a ‘walled garden’ that restricts users to be dependent on a limited range of options, while we, at AxeTrading, know there is an alternative.

"As an ‘API first’ product, AxeTrader, delivers true flexibility. I see us making significant advances with our agile, adaptive and collaborative approach. We seek to support our clients to unlock their true trading potential.

"To help them see opportunities, manage the complexity, and meet the demands of fixed income and derivatives trading today, across an ever-rising number of trading venues”.