Robert Wade, a professional within the foreign Exchange (Forex ) industry, has made his way to JP Morgan, where he has taken on the role of global head of treasury services FX, Finance Magnates has learned.
The move was made public on Wade’s LinkedIn profile, which shows that he took on the new position this month. In his new role, he is also a managing director with the firm and is based in London.
Robert Wade returns to JP Morgan
Wade’s career move sees him return to the multinational investment bank, having spent 11 years at JP Morgan Chase earlier in his career, from 1998 until 2009. While working for the firm, he first entered into the forex space.
Robert Wade, global head of treasury services FX at JP Morgan
Source: LinkedIn
Specifically, Wade joined the company working in strategic technology consulting and program management. He was the Vice President of the unit from December 1998 until June of 2003.
In this role, he performed a number of duties. Such as overseeing merger and acquisition transactions, technology consulting services, and conducting financial and business analysis to advise senior management on the application of certain technology solutions, among other duties.
In 2003, he went on to work in strategy and new business development, focusing on treasury and securities services, his LinkedIn states. His final position with the company before he left in November 2009, was in forex product management - treasury and securities services. He was an executive director.
Wade’s return to JP Morgan after ten years of absence, follows on from him leaving his position at Goldman Sachs, where he was a managing director working as the global head of corporate electronic FX and cash management sales.
During his career, Wade has also spent time at other large banks - Deutsche Bank and Citigroup to be specific. At Deutsche, he was a managing director, global head of electronic FX sales, and at Citi, he was the head of strategic initiatives - institutional clients group, his LinkedIn states. Wade is also a co-founder of Grüper.
