Alexis Droussiotis has announced his departure from the
role of Head of Match-Trader Platform at Match-Trade Technologies after more
than two and a half years in the position.
“With the arrival of 2026, I decided that it’s time to close
this amazing chapter and step down from my role as Head of Platform at
Match-Trade Technologies. Next up is taking time to recenter, recalibrate
priorities and build on the strengths and perspectives developed along the way,” Droussiotis mentioned on LinkedIn.
Exit from Match-Trade
Droussiotis joined Match-Trade Technologies in 2023
and worked in Limassol, Cyprus, on-site as Head of Match-Trader Platform. In
the role, he supported business development and operational initiatives that
targeted platform growth and adoption.
He built relationships with clients, partners and
technology vendors and coordinated work between sales, product, marketing and
technical teams. He also contributed to internal workflow improvements,
scalability efforts and wider commercial planning and platform positioning.
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Commenting about what is next, he said: “It wouldn’t be a meaningful break if I didn’t take advantage of this time to focus on my family. Travel has always been central to how we reconnect as a family and broaden our children’s view of the world, so I truly can’t wait to explore China next month with my wife and two boys. At long last for pleasure instead of business.”
Previous Roles at PrimeXM
Before Match-Trade, Droussiotis spent more than six
years at PrimeXM in Cyprus. He earlier served as Director for Operations and
Business Support and as Chief Information Officer.
In those roles, he oversaw daily operations across
several departments, directed technology strategy and managed global teams
responsible for key infrastructure.
Match Trader has experienced growth in the recent past. Last year, it reported a
290 percent surge in server clients using Match-Trader platform since January
2024. Match-Trader was launched to the public in late 2019 but had already been
accessible to institutional clients since 2015.
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The company was early in identifying new market
opportunities and began licensing the Match-Trader platform to proprietary
trading firms. Over time, several prop trading brands, ranging from established
names to smaller startups, have adopted the technology as part of their
platform offerings.
A significant factor that drove this growth was MetaQuotes’
crackdown in early 2024 on prop trading firms using MetaTrader 4 and 5 to serve
US residents. The restrictive move by MetaQuotes prompted many firms to seek
alternative platforms, boosting Match-Trader’s adoption among prop trading
companies.
This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
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