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ActivTrades Appoints CEO for Mauritius, Retains Group CCO Position

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ActivTrades has announced the appointment of Matteo Paganini
as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of its Mauritius division. According to
Paganni’s LinkedIn post, this move is part of its strategy to expand into new
markets and grow its global operations.

ActivTrades Announces Dual Leadership Roles

“I am honored to announce my appointment as Chief Executive
Officer (CEO) of ActivTrades Mauritius, a key part of ActivTrades’ ambitious
strategy to expand into new territories and strengthen our global presence,” Paganini
wrote.

He added: “This role presents an exciting opportunity to further advance our capabilities
and deliver exceptional value to our clients and partners worldwide.”

In addition to his new role, Paganini will retain his
position as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) for the ActivTrades group. He will
oversee efforts to align global operations and enhance the company’s service
delivery.

Paganini’s professional background includes leadership roles
at Admirals for Europe and Pepperstone in Italy and Spain. He also contributed
to the establishment of Salex S.p.A., recognized as Italy’s first FX broker,
and managed FXCM’s Italian division and market analysis team.

A year ago, ActivTrades
appointed Paganini as its Group Chief Commercial Officer
, as reported by Finance Magnates. In this role, he
leads the company’s global strategy and expansion, focusing on revenue growth,
sales and marketing, and exploring new market opportunities. He also oversees
the optimization of corporate processes and operations to improve services for
traders.

ActivTrades Expands with Mauritius License

ActivTrades
has announced the acquisition of a new regulatory license
from the
Financial Services Commission (FSC) in Mauritius.

With the addition of the Mauritius license, ActivTrades now
operates under regulatory oversight in five jurisdictions, including the FCA in
the UK, CMVM in Portugal, Bacen in Brazil, and SCB in the Bahamas.

This regulatory framework emphasizes the company’s
commitment to offering secure and compliant trading solutions worldwide.

This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.



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