Exclusive: Daniel Gordon Joins Exness as Corporate Services Director

Wednesday, 01/06/2022 | 11:06 GMT by Arnab Shome
  • He left Revolut to join the multi-asset broker.
  • He is now based in Cyprus.
Daniel Gordon
Daniel Gordon

Exness has strengthened its executive leadership with the appointment of Daniel Gordon as the Corporate Services Director, Finance Magnates has learned exclusively.

He is based in Cyprus with the responsibilities of overseeing the core functions of the multi-asset broker, which include finance, banking, legal, compliance and tax.

“18 months ago we formed the Corporate Services Group, and we have been actively searching for the right candidate to take this exceptional capability to the next level,” said Maria Fedorova, Group Chief Operating Officer at Exness.

“I have every confidence in Daniel to bring his wealth of experience to the company and support us through this period of unprecedented growth.”

An Experienced Finance Executive

Indeed, Gordon brings more than two decades of experience in the financial industry. He worked for both emerging fintech companies and established financial institutions.

Before joining Exness, he worked for the UK challenger bank, Revolut. He joined the company in early 2020 as the Group Head of Operational Risk and later became a Partner and Chief Risk Officer in Europe.

Additionally, he spent 8 years of his career in Managing Director roles in the consumer and commercial businesses with Barclays and HSBC. Moreover, he spent 12 years with companies like PricewaterhouseCoopers, Ernst & Young and Accenture.

He joined Exness at a time when the company is witnessing explosive growth and pushing for expansion. It became the first retail broker to hit the $2 trillion mark with monthly trading volume and has gained a Kenyan license to accelerate its push into the African markets.

“Exness is the market leader today and continues to grow and invest; the company is entering new markets, investing in digital services, expanding its licensed operations and evolving its trading products,” Gordon said.

“Having worked in top tier businesses for many years, I look forward to contributing to the ongoing success of the company with all my dedication and energy.”

Exness has strengthened its executive leadership with the appointment of Daniel Gordon as the Corporate Services Director, Finance Magnates has learned exclusively.

He is based in Cyprus with the responsibilities of overseeing the core functions of the multi-asset broker, which include finance, banking, legal, compliance and tax.

“18 months ago we formed the Corporate Services Group, and we have been actively searching for the right candidate to take this exceptional capability to the next level,” said Maria Fedorova, Group Chief Operating Officer at Exness.

“I have every confidence in Daniel to bring his wealth of experience to the company and support us through this period of unprecedented growth.”

An Experienced Finance Executive

Indeed, Gordon brings more than two decades of experience in the financial industry. He worked for both emerging fintech companies and established financial institutions.

Before joining Exness, he worked for the UK challenger bank, Revolut. He joined the company in early 2020 as the Group Head of Operational Risk and later became a Partner and Chief Risk Officer in Europe.

Additionally, he spent 8 years of his career in Managing Director roles in the consumer and commercial businesses with Barclays and HSBC. Moreover, he spent 12 years with companies like PricewaterhouseCoopers, Ernst & Young and Accenture.

He joined Exness at a time when the company is witnessing explosive growth and pushing for expansion. It became the first retail broker to hit the $2 trillion mark with monthly trading volume and has gained a Kenyan license to accelerate its push into the African markets.

“Exness is the market leader today and continues to grow and invest; the company is entering new markets, investing in digital services, expanding its licensed operations and evolving its trading products,” Gordon said.

“Having worked in top tier businesses for many years, I look forward to contributing to the ongoing success of the company with all my dedication and energy.”

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