James Roddy has concluded his tenure at BidX Markets where
he played a pivotal role in Institutional Sales, as seen in his recent
LinkedIn post.
BidX, a provider of multi-asset liquidity solutions,
expanded its executive team with the appointment of James Roddy back in June
2022 as the Head of Institutional Sales. Based in London during his tenure,
Roddy reported directly to Simon Blackledge, the CEO of BidX.
In his role, Roddy focused on supporting clients with their
trading needs, ensuring access to BidX’s liquidity, and collaborating with the
client service team. With over 20 years of experience in the financial
industry, Roddy brought a wealth of knowledge to BidX, having previously served
as the Sales Director of Institutional Sales at BOSONIC and as the Business
Development Manager at VIBHS Financial UK.
BidX Taps Harry Fry for Key Position in APAC Operations
Finance Magnates reported that BidX
has recently made strategic executive appointments. It includes the hiring of Harry
Fry as the Head of Asia Pacific operations, aiming to bolster its
institutional trading business. In his Australia-based role, Fry is entrusted
with expanding the company’s institutional client base across East Asia, South
Asia, and Oceania.
His responsibilities include
developing and fortifying relationships with institutional clients,
implementing growth strategies, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Fry, with
extensive experience in both retail and institutional trading, joined BidX from Invast
Global, where he served as the Director of Prime Services for eight months.
In a statement, Fry expressed his
focus on supporting existing clients and fostering business growth, emphasizing
flexibility and client support. BidX’s CEO and the Founder, Blackledge highlighted
Fry’s knowledge of the financial markets and his role in providing liquidity,
risk management, and technological support.
BidX, regulated by the FCA, publicly launched its liquidity
services in November 2021 and secured investment from Solid, a leading
ultra-low latency multi-bank ECN provider, to strengthen their strategic
partnership. The recent executive appointments aim to accommodate the company’s
expanding client base across various regions.
James Roddy has concluded his tenure at BidX Markets where
he played a pivotal role in Institutional Sales, as seen in his recent
LinkedIn post.
BidX, a provider of multi-asset liquidity solutions,
expanded its executive team with the appointment of James Roddy back in June
2022 as the Head of Institutional Sales. Based in London during his tenure,
Roddy reported directly to Simon Blackledge, the CEO of BidX.
In his role, Roddy focused on supporting clients with their
trading needs, ensuring access to BidX’s liquidity, and collaborating with the
client service team. With over 20 years of experience in the financial
industry, Roddy brought a wealth of knowledge to BidX, having previously served
as the Sales Director of Institutional Sales at BOSONIC and as the Business
Development Manager at VIBHS Financial UK.
BidX Taps Harry Fry for Key Position in APAC Operations
Finance Magnates reported that BidX
has recently made strategic executive appointments. It includes the hiring of Harry
Fry as the Head of Asia Pacific operations, aiming to bolster its
institutional trading business. In his Australia-based role, Fry is entrusted
with expanding the company’s institutional client base across East Asia, South
Asia, and Oceania.
His responsibilities include
developing and fortifying relationships with institutional clients,
implementing growth strategies, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Fry, with
extensive experience in both retail and institutional trading, joined BidX from Invast
Global, where he served as the Director of Prime Services for eight months.
In a statement, Fry expressed his
focus on supporting existing clients and fostering business growth, emphasizing
flexibility and client support. BidX’s CEO and the Founder, Blackledge highlighted
Fry’s knowledge of the financial markets and his role in providing liquidity,
risk management, and technological support.
BidX, regulated by the FCA, publicly launched its liquidity
services in November 2021 and secured investment from Solid, a leading
ultra-low latency multi-bank ECN provider, to strengthen their strategic
partnership. The recent executive appointments aim to accommodate the company’s
expanding client base across various regions.
