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Abstract:Beezer previously worked for Axi in product-centric roles. Eurotrader appointed several executives in recent months.
Eurotrader Group continued to strengthen its top executive team with the latest appointment of Jack Beezer as the new Chief Product Officer. Announced on Thursday, he joined the company and is based in London.
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The appointment came days after Eurotrader onboarded Ben Swann as the Chief Technology Officer. The forex and contracts for differences (CFDs) brokerage operator also added Marcelo Spina as the Group CEO last August and Martin Couper as Head of Compliance in the same month.
“We are very excited to have Jack join the team,” Spina said on the appointment of Beezer. “As client experience becomes our primary product, Jack is the right person to lead the charge to implement and execute our product strategy. His vast experience in this market and regimented focus on the process and the client was readily apparent and made him the perfect person to add to our growing team.”
Indeed, Beezer brings years of trading experience and has even worked in product-centric roles. He joined Eurotrader from Axi, another retail forex and CFDs brokerage brand. There, he spent three years, first as a Senior Product Delivery Manager and then as the Head of Product Delivery.
Before that, he spent more than six years at Star Financial Systems, a London-based company that provided technology and liquidity solitons to the FX and CFDs, which Axi acquired in early 2020. Beezer joined Axi as a part of the acquisition deal. At Star Financial Systems, Beezer joined as a Senior Project Manager. He was later promoted to Product Delivery Lead, a position he held for four years, according to his Linkedin profile.
Dr Ozan Ozerk established Eurotrader, which operates with multiple licenses, including the ones from Cyprus and South Africa. Last year, the platform went under a branding overhaul to appeal more to the new generation of traders and even launched an institutional arm.
“From my first conversations with Marcelo Spina, it was clear that Eurotrader had the ambition to match the success of other companies within Ozan's group,” Beezer said in a statement. “With the team being assembled at Eurotrader I have no doubt that we can deliver an innovative trading experience for our clients.”
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