TS Imagine Promotes Simarjit Johal to Lead Asia Pacific

  • People Moves
  • 16.05.2023 11:45 am

TS Imagine, the leading global, cross-asset class provider of trading, portfolio, and risk management solutions for financial institutions, today announces the appointment of Simarjit (Sim) Johal to Head of Asia Pacific (APAC), reporting to Rob Flatley, Chief Executive Officer. Sim will join TS Imagine’s Executive Leadership Committee and relocate to Hong Kong when he assumes the role in September 2023. 

TS Imagine has been operating in APAC for over two decades, with over 60 employees in Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, and Sydney working across development, data, product, sales, professional services, account management, client support, finance, and human resources.  

“We are proud of our longstanding roots in APAC, which continues to be a key growth region for us. Sim is a well-rounded, cross-functional leader with the energy to serve clients and motivate employees, and we believe the region will thrive under his leadership,” said Flatley.  

Sim was previously Co-Head of Professional Services & Account Management. Sim joined TS Imagine 7 years ago and has worked in numerous positions across the company including as a Product Analyst in Client Support, and as both EMEA and Global Head of Professional Services & Account Management. He joined TS Imagine from Imperial College in London where he majored in Physics, and where he now plays an active alumni role mentoring and recruiting students who are pursuing careers in financial technology. 

“I am excited to unlock the massive growth opportunity within TS Imagine APAC. Throughout my time at the company, I have always had the right combination of freedom and support to make an impact -- this rings especially true today and I am deeply grateful for this opportunity,” said Johal.  

Earlier this month, TS Imagine announced the launch of TS One, the essential solution for investing teams seeking to drive alpha and scale their business as they navigate any asset class and market.   

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