eToro (UK) Limited has terminated the appointment of one of
its directors, Shalom Berkovitz. The termination notice was received for filing
in electronic format on April 11, 2024, with the termination itself taking
effect on March 31, 2024.
Stakeholders, including employees, investors, and clients,
may have questions regarding this development. However, eToro (UK) Limited has
not released official statements regarding Berkovitz’s termination. It is
anticipated that the company will address this matter transparently in due
course, providing insights into its implications for the company’s future
direction and operations.
From: Company-Information.Service.Gov.UK
Expanding Reach with Key Appointments and Approvals
eToro has made strategic moves to bolster its operations in
key regions, appointing seasoned professionals to key positions and securing
vital regulatory approvals.
In France, Inès
de Dinechin has joined eToro as a Special Adviser, leveraging her extensive
boardroom experience from roles at Quintet Private Bank and Bank of America
Europe DAC. Dinechin will collaborate closely with eToro’s management and the
local French team, led by Emmanuel Sackman, to drive the company’s growth
strategy forward.
Shalom Berkovitz, Source: LinkedIn
Meanwhile, eToro
is strengthening its presence in Italy by promoting Massimo Citoni to the
role of Regional Manager. With a background that includes starting as an
Account Manager in 2015 and rising to Head of the Italian Desk in 2023, Citoni
is well-equipped to fortify eToro’s position in Italy. His focus will be on
building strategic partnerships, overseeing marketing efforts, and enhancing
customer retention to elevate the experience for Italian clients and eToro Club
members.
On the regulatory front, eToro
has received approval from the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) to operate as
a broker dealing in securities, derivatives, and crypto assets in the United
Arab Emirates. This approval marks a significant milestone in eToro’s global
expansion efforts, with CEO Yoni Assia expressing enthusiasm about Abu Dhabi’s
burgeoning reputation as a fintech hub.
eToro (UK) Limited has terminated the appointment of one of
its directors, Shalom Berkovitz. The termination notice was received for filing
in electronic format on April 11, 2024, with the termination itself taking
effect on March 31, 2024.
Stakeholders, including employees, investors, and clients,
may have questions regarding this development. However, eToro (UK) Limited has
not released official statements regarding Berkovitz’s termination. It is
anticipated that the company will address this matter transparently in due
course, providing insights into its implications for the company’s future
direction and operations.
From: Company-Information.Service.Gov.UK
Expanding Reach with Key Appointments and Approvals
eToro has made strategic moves to bolster its operations in
key regions, appointing seasoned professionals to key positions and securing
vital regulatory approvals.
In France, Inès
de Dinechin has joined eToro as a Special Adviser, leveraging her extensive
boardroom experience from roles at Quintet Private Bank and Bank of America
Europe DAC. Dinechin will collaborate closely with eToro’s management and the
local French team, led by Emmanuel Sackman, to drive the company’s growth
strategy forward.
Shalom Berkovitz, Source: LinkedIn
Meanwhile, eToro
is strengthening its presence in Italy by promoting Massimo Citoni to the
role of Regional Manager. With a background that includes starting as an
Account Manager in 2015 and rising to Head of the Italian Desk in 2023, Citoni
is well-equipped to fortify eToro’s position in Italy. His focus will be on
building strategic partnerships, overseeing marketing efforts, and enhancing
customer retention to elevate the experience for Italian clients and eToro Club
members.
On the regulatory front, eToro
has received approval from the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) to operate as
a broker dealing in securities, derivatives, and crypto assets in the United
Arab Emirates. This approval marks a significant milestone in eToro’s global
expansion efforts, with CEO Yoni Assia expressing enthusiasm about Abu Dhabi’s
burgeoning reputation as a fintech hub.
