FlexTrade Appoints Bruce Wolf as Head of FX Business Development

FlexTrade, a specialist in multi-asset execution and order management systems, today announced the appointment of Bruce Wolf as the Head of FX Business Development. The company release stated that he will be based in the company headquarters in New York and will manage the sales and business development for FlexTrade's solutions for buy and sell side clients.

With over 30 years experience in sales and business development, Bruce Wolf joins FlexTrade from EBS BrokerTec where he was the Global Head of Bank and Broker Sales for over 4 years. Prior to that, he worked for around 2 years at Integrated Development Corporation as Head of America Sales.

Mr Wolf spent 7.5 years in Citigroup in various capacities, including as Sales Head of Banks FX for Europe and Americas as well. His previous experience included 15 years as MD of Corporate Accounts at Thomson Reuters and 5 years as part of sales at MCI Telecommunications.

Mr Wolf commented on his appointment: “With the increase in automation, and the regulatory changes being implemented around the globe, the buy side really has no choice but to take more control of the workflows that make up their day-to-day trading process.It’s an ideal situation for FlexTrade since the company’s FX workflow management, such as netting, splitting, bunching tickets, pre/post-trade allocations, PM/Fund allocations and basket trading, is extraordinary when compared to other providers in the field.”

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