John
Estrada, a seasoned veteran of the financial markets with a 12-year tenure in
the foreign exchange (FX) division of the global investment bank Credit Suisse,
has recently transitioned to Societe Generale, where he will serve as the
Global Head of FX.
Estrada
began his career over twenty years ago, not in financial markets, but as a
laboratory researcher. In 2007, he moved to Lehman Brothers, where he worked as
a Quant Developer and Trader.
The
financial crisis and the collapse of the bank forced him to seek other
opportunities, and since 2009, he has been associated with the London FX industry. He started as an eFX Trader at BNP Paribas and moved to Credit Suisse as the Global Head of eFX Trading in 2011.
For the
next 12 years, he was associated with the bank, where he spent the last year
working as the Global Head of FX. According to his LinkedIn profile, he was employed in the same position by Societe Generale in March 2024.
He had
informed about leaving Credit Suisse in November 2023:
Industry Personnel Shifts
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The
financial sector is witnessing a series of significant personnel changes beyond
Estrada’s recent move. Last Friday marked a pivotal moment for SIX, as David
Brupbacher is slated to take on the responsibilities of Head of IT and join the
Executive Board, effective July 1, 2024. Brupbacher’s selection is a testament
to his extensive experience and proven success in managing IT infrastructure
within the realm of financial services.
Just a day
before Brupbacher’s announcement, Fireblocks, a leading enterprise platform
dedicated to managing digital assets and blockchain innovation,
revealed Michal Ferguson as its newly appointed Chief Marketing Officer.
Earlier in
the same week, Mark Durrant took to LinkedIn to announce his new role at
Advertrader, stepping in as the company’s Chief Revenue Officer. Advertrader,
known for its technological platform that generates qualified leads
for media sales teams across the globe, aims to leverage Durrant’s appointment
to bolster its market presence and operational efficiency.
John
Estrada, a seasoned veteran of the financial markets with a 12-year tenure in
the foreign exchange (FX) division of the global investment bank Credit Suisse,
has recently transitioned to Societe Generale, where he will serve as the
Global Head of FX.
Estrada
began his career over twenty years ago, not in financial markets, but as a
laboratory researcher. In 2007, he moved to Lehman Brothers, where he worked as
a Quant Developer and Trader.
The
financial crisis and the collapse of the bank forced him to seek other
opportunities, and since 2009, he has been associated with the London FX industry. He started as an eFX Trader at BNP Paribas and moved to Credit Suisse as the Global Head of eFX Trading in 2011.
For the
next 12 years, he was associated with the bank, where he spent the last year
working as the Global Head of FX. According to his LinkedIn profile, he was employed in the same position by Societe Generale in March 2024.
He had
informed about leaving Credit Suisse in November 2023:
Industry Personnel Shifts
Continue
The
financial sector is witnessing a series of significant personnel changes beyond
Estrada’s recent move. Last Friday marked a pivotal moment for SIX, as David
Brupbacher is slated to take on the responsibilities of Head of IT and join the
Executive Board, effective July 1, 2024. Brupbacher’s selection is a testament
to his extensive experience and proven success in managing IT infrastructure
within the realm of financial services.
Just a day
before Brupbacher’s announcement, Fireblocks, a leading enterprise platform
dedicated to managing digital assets and blockchain innovation,
revealed Michal Ferguson as its newly appointed Chief Marketing Officer.
Earlier in
the same week, Mark Durrant took to LinkedIn to announce his new role at
Advertrader, stepping in as the company’s Chief Revenue Officer. Advertrader,
known for its technological platform that generates qualified leads
for media sales teams across the globe, aims to leverage Durrant’s appointment
to bolster its market presence and operational efficiency.
