Infinox Reappoints Lee Holmes to Executive Management

Monday, 16/09/2024 | 17:55 GMT by Jared Kirui

Holmes brings extensive industry experience, having worked in key roles such as Head of Institutional Sales and Senior Manager for Liquidity Sales at Exinity.

He has held senior positions at various companies, including Director of Sales at Zenfinex and Director of Sales and Operations at Vibhs Financial.

Multi-asset online trading platform Infinox Global has welcomed Lee Holmes back into its executive management team. Holmes, who was based in London, UK, worked with the company in the same capacity between 2022 and 2023.

Previous Experience at Leading Firms

Before rejoining Infinox, Holmes was the Head of Institutional Sales and, most recently, the Senior Manager for Liquidity Sales at Exinity. The industry expert also worked as the Director of Sales at Zenfinex and held the roles of Director of Sales and Operations and Head of Sales at Vibhs Financial.

Additionally, Holmes worked with the renowned forex and CFD broker FXCM for more than five years. He joined the company in a Forex and Derivatives Sales role and later served in Barclays Margin FX-Sales, and IB and Institutional Sales and Product Management roles.

Early this year, Infinox announced the appointment of Jana Zdravecka as the Managing Director. Zdravecka was previously with London Capital Group (LCG), where she served in the same capacity for three years.

With a strong background in major financial institutions, the company mentioned that Zdravecka will play an important role in boosting Infinox’s expansion efforts for 2024 and beyond. These initiatives reportedly encompass marketing, commercial operations, product development, and data management.

Other Appointments at Infinox

Infinox also appointed Robert Collins as its new Head of Trading early this year. Based in the London office, the company announced that Collins will lead its trading to deliver better pricing and efficient trade execution models.

Collins is an expert in trading and technology, having previously worked at IG. He specializes in the technology, quantitative, and algorithmic aspects of trading and has held senior trading positions at various firms.

Elsewhere, last year ended unfavorably for Infinox, with the company posting a net loss for the 12-month period ending 30 March. The loss was nearly £5.4 million, a contrast to a profit of £1.35 million registered in the previous year. Despite the loss, the firm expanded its assets under management.