Exegy Expands Sales Team With FX Veteran

  • People Moves
  • 10.10.2016 11:45 am

Exegy, a leading provider of managed services and technology for low-latency market data, announced today the addition of Scott Wilson to its team of senior account managers.  Mr. Wilson has global responsibilities for sales of Exegy products and services for electronic currency markets, reporting directly to chief operating officer Rod Arbaugh.  “We are delighted to have Scott join our exceptional team of senior sales professionals.  He brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from both buy-side and sell-side firms, as well as an impeccable reputation within his broad network,” says Arbaugh.
 
Prior to joining Exegy, Mr. Wilson held positions as a senior trader, portfolio manager, managing director, and global head of FX sales at top tier firms including GFTA, JP Morgan, UBS, Bank of America, and Nomura.  He also demonstrated entrepreneurial prowess as co-founder and president of Financial Market Solutions, a provider of FX trading platforms and matching engines.  “Exegy has established itself as the premier provider of low latency market data solutions in global equities, commodities, and derivatives.  With their recent investments in features and feed handlers for the FX markets, they are well-positioned to be a dominant vendor in the space,” says Wilson.
 
Exegy currently provides market data feed coverage for 38 electronic currency trading venues and continues to execute an aggressive roadmap to add new feeds and venues to their portfolio.  Their hardware-accelerated appliances and API also provide powerful aggregation and filtering options that enable users to construct customized views of liquidity across trading venues.  “The speed, power, and operational elegance of our fully managed solutions have already won acceptance from leading players in the FX markets on both the buy-side and sell-side.  Now is the perfect time for us to supercharge our efforts to broaden adoption and deliver transformative value to a wider slice of the marketplace,” adds Arbaugh.

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