Vantage, a forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) broker, aims to enhance traders' experience with the latest appointment of Jeffrey Triganza as the new Head of Market Analysis for Australia.

Vantage Gets New Head of Market Analysis

In the role, Triganza will be responsible for developing and implementing strategic initiatives that enhance client engagement, foster long-term partnerships, and drive business growth. Vantage also expects to benefit from his diverse expertise in several asset classes.

"Jeffrey has superb experience and expertise, particularly in currency trading, gold, renewable energy, and oil, which will provide our clients with unique insights and tailored strategies," said Jack Kelly, the Head of Sales at Vantage Australia. "With Jeffrey's leadership, we are confident that Vantage Markets will continue to exceed client expectations and deliver innovative solutions."

An Expert in the Field

Triganza brings solid industry experience to his new role at Vantage. He was a trader and market analyst for more than 15 years and worked at several well-known financial services companies.

His recent experiences include being the Head of Margin Foreign Exchange at GoldMate Group, the Managing Director at Northpoint Financial, and the Director and Sales Asia Pacific Director of Royal Financial Trading. He also worked as the CEO and General Manager of IpsomPrime for a short tenure. His additional stops include IronFX Global, Hamilton Rhodes, Austock Group, and Thomson Reuters, dating back to 1995.

"I was attracted to working at Vantage due to the development of the company and the focus on client success," said Triganza. "The Vantage team truly bends over backwards to provide a great client experience, and with my background in building trading strategies and risk mitigation, I believe I can bring a lot of value to traders using the Vantage platform."

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Earlier this year, Vantage gained a regulatory license in South Africa, adding to its existing approval in Australia, Vanuatu, and the Cayman Islands.