iSAM Securities has announced the promotion of Barry
Flanigan to Head of Asia Pacific. In this role, Flanigan will manage all
operations across the Asia Pacific region. His responsibilities will include
overseeing strategic growth, enhancing client engagement, and expanding the
firm’s service offerings.
Career Highlights
Flanigan’s tenure at iSAM Securities spans over nine years.
Most recently, he served as Head of Electronic Trading since June 2023. Before
this, he was Head of Distribution and Liquidity from June 2020 to November
2023. He also held the position of Head of Electronic Trading Solutions from
November 2016 to June 2020.
Flanigan’s career with iSAM began in 2009, where he held
various roles including FX Operation and Integration and Senior Operations
Analyst. He started his professional journey at Maitland Fund Services as a
Senior Fund Accountant before joining iSAM.
“For a long time we’ve wanted to focus on growth and
potentials in Asia. We have a high calibre of resources, complimented by a
sophisticated client base. Transitioning from London to lead in Asia-Pacific
emphasises the focus on strong leadership in this increasingly vital market,” Flanigan commented on his appointment.
Meanwhile, iSAM
Securities has promoted James Wale to Head of Leveraged Sales EMEA as
reported by Finance Magnates.
Wale has over 15 years of experience in institutional sales and relationship
management, having worked at CMC Markets, Varengold Bank, and FIXI plc. He has
been with iSAM Securities for over 7 years, where he has shown strong
leadership and client relationship skills.
TRAction Integrates with APEX
TRAction
has integrated its reporting platform with iSAM Securities’ APEX liquidity
bridge, which is now live. This integration removes the need for manual data
collection, streamlines reporting, and ensures data accuracy.
It also reduces the operational burden of reporting
requirements and enhances reporting capabilities for iSAM Securities’ clients,
covering major regimes like EMIR, MiFIR, ASIC, MAS, CFTC, and Canada, as well
as upcoming requirements EMIR Refit and ASIC and MAS rewrites.
This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.
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