Sucden Financial Hires Michael Bell to Enhance Coffee Business

Tuesday, 12/04/2022 | 13:17 GMT by Bilal Jafar
  • The company has recruited Bell as Coffee Broker.
  • Bell previously worked with some of the world’s leading financial firms.
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With an aim to expand its soft commodity services, Sucden Financial, a leading international multi-asset execution, clearing and liquidity provider, announced the appointment of Michael Bell as a Coffee Broker today.

Bell has extensive experience in the commodity market. Previously, he has held many senior-level positions at some of the leading banks and financial brokers. Bell spent nearly two decades at Société Genéralé in London as a Director and Broker in its soft commodities team.

In his broad career, he also spent time at ABN Amro and Merrill. According to Sucden, Bell’s appointment will accelerate the expansion of its coffee business.

“I’m thrilled Mickey has joined us. I have known him for many years; he is highly respected and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience. He will focus on increasing our coffee futures and options brokerage business here in London, complementing our existing team,” Mark Cooper, the Co-Head of Softs at Sucden, said.

In the past few months, Sucden Financial has expanded its services significantly to meet the growing demand of its customers. Moreover, the company has onboarded several key executives to increase its presence in different regions and sectors.

Soft Commodities

According to Kirsty Gillies, the Head of Futures and Soft Commodities at Sucden Financial, the company aims to facilitate its clients through an experienced team.

“Mickey’s appointment underlines our continued commitment to soft commodities and the level of experience and expertise our clients require,” Gillies said.

“Bell brings extensive market experience, with previous senior positions at several banks and brokers and as a former LIFFE coffee and cocoa grader,” Sucden added.

With an aim to expand its soft commodity services, Sucden Financial, a leading international multi-asset execution, clearing and liquidity provider, announced the appointment of Michael Bell as a Coffee Broker today.

Bell has extensive experience in the commodity market. Previously, he has held many senior-level positions at some of the leading banks and financial brokers. Bell spent nearly two decades at Société Genéralé in London as a Director and Broker in its soft commodities team.

In his broad career, he also spent time at ABN Amro and Merrill. According to Sucden, Bell’s appointment will accelerate the expansion of its coffee business.

“I’m thrilled Mickey has joined us. I have known him for many years; he is highly respected and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience. He will focus on increasing our coffee futures and options brokerage business here in London, complementing our existing team,” Mark Cooper, the Co-Head of Softs at Sucden, said.

In the past few months, Sucden Financial has expanded its services significantly to meet the growing demand of its customers. Moreover, the company has onboarded several key executives to increase its presence in different regions and sectors.

Soft Commodities

According to Kirsty Gillies, the Head of Futures and Soft Commodities at Sucden Financial, the company aims to facilitate its clients through an experienced team.

“Mickey’s appointment underlines our continued commitment to soft commodities and the level of experience and expertise our clients require,” Gillies said.

“Bell brings extensive market experience, with previous senior positions at several banks and brokers and as a former LIFFE coffee and cocoa grader,” Sucden added.

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