Mark Durrant has announced his transition to Advertrader via
LinkedIn, assuming the role of the company’s new Chief Revenue Officer.
Advertrader is a technology platform that specializes in sourcing qualified leads for
media sales teams globally.
Durrant brings a wealth of experience to the new role, having spent
24 years in various roles, notably at Bloomberg. His tenure at Bloomberg
includes positions, such as Senior Client Partner for EMEA, where he specialized
in the Financial, Brokerage, and Auto sectors. Prior to this, Durrant served
as the Global Territory Manager for Brokerages and as an EMEA Account Director.
Mark Durrant , Source: LinkedIn
His extensive background encompasses leadership roles
as the Head of Sales for Bloomberg Television across Europe, the Middle East, and
Africa. Before Bloomberg, Durrant held positions as a Radio Sales
Executive at Emap and an Advertising Executive at Jazz FM London. His diverse
experience positions him well to drive revenue growth at Advertrader as its new
Chief Revenue Officer.
“Exciting news! I am joining Advertrader as the new Chief Revenue
Officer! Advertrader is a technology platform focusing on sourcing
qualified leads for media sales teams worldwide,” Durrant shared in the
post.
Bloomberg, MarketAxess, and Tradeweb Withdraw from CTP
Venture
Bloomberg,
MarketAxess, and Tradeweb have decided to withdraw from their joint
initiative to establish an independent entity as the fixed-income consolidated
tape provider (CTP) in the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK), as
reported by Finance Magnates.
The decision was made amidst increasing complexities and uncertainties surrounding
the venture, as stated by Tradeweb.
The collaboration aimed to revolutionize the fixed-income
CTP sector in the EU and UK, but recent developments led the companies to
abandon their aspirations. One key factor contributing to this change is the
uncertainty surrounding an essential element of the project. Tradeweb emphasized
the challenge posed by the uncertain outcome of the joint venture’s product.
Consequently, the companies collectively agreed to terminate
their engagement in the venture, while expressing continued commitment to
collaborating with regulators and the industry to advance this critical
initiative. The initial collaboration in May saw the trio joining forces to
pioneer a fixed-income CTP in the EU, with an industry veteran, Neil Ryan, appointed
to lead the initiative, aiming to drive electronification in the fixed-income
industry.
Mark Durrant has announced his transition to Advertrader via
LinkedIn, assuming the role of the company’s new Chief Revenue Officer.
Advertrader is a technology platform that specializes in sourcing qualified leads for
media sales teams globally.
Durrant brings a wealth of experience to the new role, having spent
24 years in various roles, notably at Bloomberg. His tenure at Bloomberg
includes positions, such as Senior Client Partner for EMEA, where he specialized
in the Financial, Brokerage, and Auto sectors. Prior to this, Durrant served
as the Global Territory Manager for Brokerages and as an EMEA Account Director.
Mark Durrant , Source: LinkedIn
His extensive background encompasses leadership roles
as the Head of Sales for Bloomberg Television across Europe, the Middle East, and
Africa. Before Bloomberg, Durrant held positions as a Radio Sales
Executive at Emap and an Advertising Executive at Jazz FM London. His diverse
experience positions him well to drive revenue growth at Advertrader as its new
Chief Revenue Officer.
“Exciting news! I am joining Advertrader as the new Chief Revenue
Officer! Advertrader is a technology platform focusing on sourcing
qualified leads for media sales teams worldwide,” Durrant shared in the
post.
Bloomberg, MarketAxess, and Tradeweb Withdraw from CTP
Venture
Bloomberg,
MarketAxess, and Tradeweb have decided to withdraw from their joint
initiative to establish an independent entity as the fixed-income consolidated
tape provider (CTP) in the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK), as
reported by Finance Magnates.
The decision was made amidst increasing complexities and uncertainties surrounding
the venture, as stated by Tradeweb.
The collaboration aimed to revolutionize the fixed-income
CTP sector in the EU and UK, but recent developments led the companies to
abandon their aspirations. One key factor contributing to this change is the
uncertainty surrounding an essential element of the project. Tradeweb emphasized
the challenge posed by the uncertain outcome of the joint venture’s product.
Consequently, the companies collectively agreed to terminate
their engagement in the venture, while expressing continued commitment to
collaborating with regulators and the industry to advance this critical
initiative. The initial collaboration in May saw the trio joining forces to
pioneer a fixed-income CTP in the EU, with an industry veteran, Neil Ryan, appointed
to lead the initiative, aiming to drive electronification in the fixed-income
industry.
