Forex BrokerBDSwiss's former CEO Nicholas Shamtanis returns to professional life after six months off。Shamtanis announced his return today (Tuesday) on LinkedIn, noting that he began running "broker-as-a-service" provider Netrois and payment and compliance solutions provider Red Acre in April as CEO.。Former BDSwiss CEO Returns to Industry BDSwss appointed Shamtanis as CEO in March last year to lead its global operations and expansion plans.。The executive joined the financial and investment services provider as deputy CEO in September 2021.。However, Shamtanis' LinkedIn profile shows he left in October last year after just eight months in the role.。The executive brings about 16 years of forex industry experience to his new leadership positions at Netrois and Red Acre。Netrois supports forex and cryptocurrency brokerage firms with "fully customized, technologically advanced advanced trading solutions"。

on the other hand,Red Acre provides back-office solutions for financial services companies, including compliance, payments and general support。Shamtanis said both companies are part of a larger fintech group that owns or co-owns companies such as TradeLocker, Zeply, Cryptopanic, FunderPro and Cryptochill.。Shamtanis wrote in a LinkedIn post: "I am truly humbled to lead such a talented team and am also greatly encouraged by their dedication and commitment to excellence.。"

Together, we will work to create products that bring much-needed innovation to an industry that hasn't been around for a long time.。In addition to BDSwiss, Shamtanis has worked with two prominent online trading firms, Exness and easyMarkets, over the past fifteen years.。Before joining BDSwiss,He was inExness served as Head of B2B Sales and was Chief Sales Officer of Forex Broker in Malaysia throughout 2019.。Shamtanis began his career in 2007 as a senior dealer at easyMarkets and was promoted to Chief Business Development Officer in September 2013.。He was later appointed Chief Commercial Officer in 2014.。XS.com Appoints Middle East and North Africa Regional Director; FMA Issues New Warning; Read Today's News。