Former Executive at Orbex Joins Fxview as Head of Risk Management

Former Executive at Orbex Joins Fxview as Head of Risk Management

Former Executive at Orbex Joins Fxview as Head of Risk Management PlatoBlockchain Data Intelligence. Vertical Search. Ai.

Fxveiw, a forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) broker, strengthened its team with the addition of Feras Mahmoud as the Head of Risk Management. He has already joined the new role and is based in the broker’s Cyprus headquarters.

Owned by the Finvasia Group, the Fxview brand came into existence in 2018. Within the European Union, the broker conducts operations with a Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) license and is registered and regulated in jurisdictions like South Africa, Mauritius, and India.

The offerings by Fxview include forex and CFDs instruments of other asset classes, including indices, stocks, and cryptocurrencies. It also offers copy trading services using Zulutrade, another subsidiary of Finvasia, which is controlled by Sarvjeet Singh Virk and Tajinder Virk. Finvasia additionally owns AAAFx, another FX/CFDs brand, and the multi-asset trading platform provider ActTrader.

“We are on a mission to revolutionize the CFD industry by creating ethical products that will cater to the needs of new-age investors and help them grow their wealth with our decade’s worth of experience in technology and financial services,” Fxview noted on its official social media accounts.

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Feras Mahmoud as the Head of Risk Management at Fxview

Mahmoud has joined Fxview from Orbex, where he was the Head of Dealing for the last six years. Before that, he was the Head of Execution and an Executive Director at Concorde Investment, which is not operational anymore.

Between March 2015 and February 2016, he was a part of MultiBank Group’s Executive Operations team and was stationed in its Cyprus office.

According to his LinkedIn profile, Mahmoud started his career in Jordan in mid-2008 as a Junior Dealer at Jura Commercial. After a couple of years, he became the Chief Dealer at Jordan’s Alkina for Economic Studies. He moved to Cyprus with his role at Pulp International Business, where he held several positions.

Fxveiw, a forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) broker, strengthened its team with the addition of Feras Mahmoud as the Head of Risk Management. He has already joined the new role and is based in the broker’s Cyprus headquarters.

Owned by the Finvasia Group, the Fxview brand came into existence in 2018. Within the European Union, the broker conducts operations with a Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) license and is registered and regulated in jurisdictions like South Africa, Mauritius, and India.

The offerings by Fxview include forex and CFDs instruments of other asset classes, including indices, stocks, and cryptocurrencies. It also offers copy trading services using Zulutrade, another subsidiary of Finvasia, which is controlled by Sarvjeet Singh Virk and Tajinder Virk. Finvasia additionally owns AAAFx, another FX/CFDs brand, and the multi-asset trading platform provider ActTrader.

“We are on a mission to revolutionize the CFD industry by creating ethical products that will cater to the needs of new-age investors and help them grow their wealth with our decade’s worth of experience in technology and financial services,” Fxview noted on its official social media accounts.

Strong Financial Services Background

Feras Mahmoud as the Head of Risk Management at Fxview

Mahmoud has joined Fxview from Orbex, where he was the Head of Dealing for the last six years. Before that, he was the Head of Execution and an Executive Director at Concorde Investment, which is not operational anymore.

Between March 2015 and February 2016, he was a part of MultiBank Group’s Executive Operations team and was stationed in its Cyprus office.

According to his LinkedIn profile, Mahmoud started his career in Jordan in mid-2008 as a Junior Dealer at Jura Commercial. After a couple of years, he became the Chief Dealer at Jordan’s Alkina for Economic Studies. He moved to Cyprus with his role at Pulp International Business, where he held several positions.

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