Tickmill's Chief Business Development Officer for nearly eight years has announced her departure, describing her tenure at the company as a “wonderful chapter.” Carla Nemr joined the company as the Head of Global Business Development in 2017 before her promotion to Chief Business Development Officer.

Embarking on a New Journey

“After almost eight wonderful years at Tickmill, the time has come for me to embark on a new journey. It has been an incredible experience, and I am profoundly grateful for the opportunities, support, and friendships I have found here,” Nemr announced on LinkedIn today.

“While I am excited about what lies ahead, I will always cherish the memories and the relationships I have formed at Tickmill. Thank you all for being a part of this unforgettable chapter in my life,” she added.

This latest development followed similar executive moves at Tickmill among its top management. The most recent was Nicholas Baumer's promotion to the role of Chief Commercial Officer from his previous position as Chief Marketing Officer. The brokerage mentioned in June that it was looking for a new CMO to take over Baumer's previous role.

Baumer assumed the role of CCO, joining the Cyprus offices of the forex and CFD broker in November 2020 as the CMO. He took over from Marilena Iakovou. Baumer is a veteran marketer with experience working with other FX and CFD broker companies. Prior to joining Tickmill, he dedicated about five years to working at BDSwiss.

Other Development at Tickmill

In other developments, Tickmill enhanced its copy trading services with the integration of SoFinX's platform. The new platform encompasses over 10,000 signal providers whose trading strategies on the market can be copied by others. Copy trading enables traders to share insights about their trading strategies, including short and long positions.

Besides that, Tickmill launched interest rates on users’ savings to allow traders to benefit from their capital while diversifying their investment portfolio by offering interest on USD, GBP, and EUR wallets, respectively.