CPT Markets UK, a forex and contracts for differences broker, has announced
the appointment of Razvan Rotaru as the new Head of Institutional Sales.
With an extensive background in institutional and retail
sales within the financial industry, Rotaru brings a wealth of experience and
expertise to his new role.
Prior to joining CPT Markets UK, Rotaru served as part of
the institutional and retail sales team at INFINOX Capital for six years and
five months. His tenure at INFINOX Capital equipped him with valuable insights
into client relationships and market dynamics, which will contribute to his
success in his new position. Before his time at INFINOX Capital, Rotaru held positions at
Horizon Stockbroking, FX Companies, and Central Markets, where he honed his
skills in brokerage and client management.
Expressing his enthusiasm about his new role, Rotaru
stated: “I’m pleased to share that I’m starting a new position as Head of
Institutional Sales at CPT Markets UK.” In his new capacity, Rotaru will spearhead the institutional
sales efforts of CPT
Markets UK, working closely with the team to develop innovative strategies
and cultivate relationships with institutional clients.
From LinkedIn
Infrastructure Reorganization and Expansion Drive Revenue
Growth
CPT
Markets UK reported a turnover of £787,845 for the fiscal year 2022,
marking a 39% annual increase, as reported by Finance Magnates. This growth
followed infrastructure reorganization efforts and the recruitment of new sales
personnel aimed at expanding global presence. The company obtained a Variation
of Principle with the FCA to broaden its product range, facilitating
multi-asset offerings including equities, fixed income, and futures.
Despite revenue growth, sales costs rose sharply to £134,877
from £49,737, resulting in a gross profit of £652,968. Administrative expenses
remained stable at £1.17 million. Despite a loss of £512,879, reduced from
£564,071 the previous year, the company aims for broader market access and
product diversity. The report reflects solely on CPT Markets UK’s performance,
separate from its global operations in Belize and South Africa.
CPT Markets UK, a forex and contracts for differences broker, has announced
the appointment of Razvan Rotaru as the new Head of Institutional Sales.
With an extensive background in institutional and retail
sales within the financial industry, Rotaru brings a wealth of experience and
expertise to his new role.
Prior to joining CPT Markets UK, Rotaru served as part of
the institutional and retail sales team at INFINOX Capital for six years and
five months. His tenure at INFINOX Capital equipped him with valuable insights
into client relationships and market dynamics, which will contribute to his
success in his new position. Before his time at INFINOX Capital, Rotaru held positions at
Horizon Stockbroking, FX Companies, and Central Markets, where he honed his
skills in brokerage and client management.
Expressing his enthusiasm about his new role, Rotaru
stated: “I’m pleased to share that I’m starting a new position as Head of
Institutional Sales at CPT Markets UK.” In his new capacity, Rotaru will spearhead the institutional
sales efforts of CPT
Markets UK, working closely with the team to develop innovative strategies
and cultivate relationships with institutional clients.
From LinkedIn
Infrastructure Reorganization and Expansion Drive Revenue
Growth
CPT
Markets UK reported a turnover of £787,845 for the fiscal year 2022,
marking a 39% annual increase, as reported by Finance Magnates. This growth
followed infrastructure reorganization efforts and the recruitment of new sales
personnel aimed at expanding global presence. The company obtained a Variation
of Principle with the FCA to broaden its product range, facilitating
multi-asset offerings including equities, fixed income, and futures.
Despite revenue growth, sales costs rose sharply to £134,877
from £49,737, resulting in a gross profit of £652,968. Administrative expenses
remained stable at £1.17 million. Despite a loss of £512,879, reduced from
£564,071 the previous year, the company aims for broader market access and
product diversity. The report reflects solely on CPT Markets UK’s performance,
separate from its global operations in Belize and South Africa.
