BGC Partners Appoints Liam Hudson as Head of Electronic FX

Tuesday, 21/08/2018 | 18:43 GMT by Celeste Skinner
  • Hudson will be running the broker's electronic products globally.
BGC Partners Appoints Liam Hudson as Head of Electronic FX
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BGC Partners, a global brokerage company, has appointed Liam Hudson as Head of Electronic Forex , a person with knowledge of the matter confirmed. Hudson will be running the broker's electronic products globally.

BGC has its headquarters in both London and New York. In his new role, Hudson will be based in the firm’s London office. He joins the company with almost two decades worth of experience in the forex industry, with a particular focus on electronic trading.

Liam Hudson, Head of eFX at BGC Partners

Liam Hudson
Source: LinkedIn

Hudson assumes his new position from the Bank of America. Here he was a Managing Director and Global Head of FX eCommerce. He worked for the American multinational investment bank for eight years between February 2010 until February 2018.

Before this, Hudson was a Director of FX Algorithmic Execution at Barclays Capital. He joined the British investment bank in November 2018. Hudson left the multinational bank after working for just under one and a half years in 2010.

According to his LinkedIn profile, Hudson began his career in 2001 working at Lehman Brothers, an FXLIVE Foreign Exchange Trading Platform . Hudson worked for the firm up until 2008 when the company went bankrupt. Before this, it was a primary dealer in the U.S. Treasury securities market.

Between 1990 until 1996 Hudson attended the Imperial College London, the only university in the United Kingdom to exclusively focus on science, medicine, engineering, and business. In 1993 he graduated the university with a Bachelor of Science (BSc) majoring in Physics with Honours. He then went on to study his Ph.D. in Physics, which he achieved in 1996.

About BGC Partners

BGC Partners is a global brokerage which operates in the financial and real estate markets. With its headquarters in London and New York, the firm offers a suite of services. This includes trade execution, broker-dealer services, clearing, processing, information and other back-office services.

BGC Partners, a global brokerage company, has appointed Liam Hudson as Head of Electronic Forex , a person with knowledge of the matter confirmed. Hudson will be running the broker's electronic products globally.

BGC has its headquarters in both London and New York. In his new role, Hudson will be based in the firm’s London office. He joins the company with almost two decades worth of experience in the forex industry, with a particular focus on electronic trading.

Liam Hudson, Head of eFX at BGC Partners

Liam Hudson
Source: LinkedIn

Hudson assumes his new position from the Bank of America. Here he was a Managing Director and Global Head of FX eCommerce. He worked for the American multinational investment bank for eight years between February 2010 until February 2018.

Before this, Hudson was a Director of FX Algorithmic Execution at Barclays Capital. He joined the British investment bank in November 2018. Hudson left the multinational bank after working for just under one and a half years in 2010.

According to his LinkedIn profile, Hudson began his career in 2001 working at Lehman Brothers, an FXLIVE Foreign Exchange Trading Platform . Hudson worked for the firm up until 2008 when the company went bankrupt. Before this, it was a primary dealer in the U.S. Treasury securities market.

Between 1990 until 1996 Hudson attended the Imperial College London, the only university in the United Kingdom to exclusively focus on science, medicine, engineering, and business. In 1993 he graduated the university with a Bachelor of Science (BSc) majoring in Physics with Honours. He then went on to study his Ph.D. in Physics, which he achieved in 1996.

About BGC Partners

BGC Partners is a global brokerage which operates in the financial and real estate markets. With its headquarters in London and New York, the firm offers a suite of services. This includes trade execution, broker-dealer services, clearing, processing, information and other back-office services.

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