Kevin Wilson Joins Integral as Managing Director - Business Development

  • People Moves
  • 13.10.2020 12:59 pm

Integral (www.integral.com), a leading FX technology provider, announced today that Mr. Kevin Wilson, a former Citi executive, has joined the firm as Managing Director - Business Development.

Wilson has spent much of his career at Citi and brings extensive experience in the foreign exchange market, most notably within senior relationship management roles serving the hedge fund community. In his new role, Kevin will be responsible for managing new business initiatives and senior client relationships.

An accomplished senior executive, his most recent roles at Citi included positions within the Futures, Clearing and FXPB division and as a founding member of the group’s Margin FX Trading business, which he successfully orchestrated the sale of in 2015. Prior to this he held roles within the group’s eCommerce and FX corporate sales divisions.

Commenting on the hire, Harpal Sandhu, CEO of Integral, said: “We are extremely pleased to welcome Kevin Wilson as a new member of the Integral team. Kevin has a strong track record in strategic business development and excellent industry experience supporting hedge fund and buy-side clients grow their FX business. We have seen a significant uptick of interest from this segment of the market and Kevin’s appointment demonstrates our strong commitment to invest in our resources and deliver exceptional service to the hedge fund community.”

Kevin Wilson, Managing Director at Integral, said: “I am delighted to be joining Integral during an exciting period as they expand their technology and trading offerings for the hedge fund community. The timing is ideal as the hedge fund industry is rapidly evolving and is seeking innovative solutions from the fintech sector. Integral has built its reputation on the delivery of award-winning FX trading, connectivity, and workflow management tools and I believe we have tremendous opportunity to expand on our existing services from which more hedge funds around the globe could benefit.”

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