Etrading Software announced that it has brought Victoria Mcllroy on board to focus on Etrading Software sales and Artis Holding’s new loan technology partnership, effective immediately.
In a press release shared with Finance Magnates, Victoria Mcllroy, an experienced trader in buy- and Sell-Side , has been recruited by Etrading Software, a global provider of technology-led solutions designed for financial institutions and industry initiatives, to focus on the sale of Etrading Software and Artis Holding’s new loan technology partnership. Additionally, She will assist with the new launch and scale-up engagement with potential buy- and sell-side customers.
This announcement coincides with the launch of the expansion of Etrading Software’s loan product that now includes LABS, a desktop tool designed to increase efficiency and automation of front-office loan workflows. The loan product WIC Platform brings efficiency and automation to the loan space.
Mcllroy brings more than five years of experience in trading buy and sell-side to the role. Earlier to the announcement, she successfully fulfilled a position at CVC Credit Partners in its performing loan space. Additionally, she also gained much from her other posts in front-office sales and Marketing, giving her the expertise to reach this position.
A Wealth of Experience
Commenting on the announcement, Grant Wilson, Managing Partner of Etrading Software, said: “With her wealth of experience, we are delighted that Victoria is joining our loan technology business. She joins just as we expand the product range to help transform the almost entirely manual and voice-based loan sector. By using our technology product to create an automated, reliable user-friendly aggregation system which provides front-office with individually tailored and targeted information, we hope to bring significant efficiencies to the market.”
Furthermore, Victoria Mcllroy, added, “I am excited to join the Etrading Software team and look forward to working with my network of buy- and sell-side loan traders. My first-hand experience managing the operational friction of BWIC’s has shown me clearly how Execution could be improved from an efficiency, data, risk and compliance perspective. I strongly believe this new technology will be a very welcome development in capturing BWIC data and streamlining the process.”
