Australian-based Blueberry Markets, a foreign exchange and contracts for variations (CFDs) dealer, has promoted Jack Fung as the brand new Chief Monetary Officer. He joined the dealer final October because the Head of Finance.
Blueberry Markets was launched in mid-2016 by Dean Hyde, a former govt of the native rival dealer Axi (then AxiTrader). Hyde now holds the place of Managing Director at Blueberry Markets and labored with Fung for a quick interval throughout his Axi days.
The dealer provides greater than 300 devices to its purchasers and operates in Australia with an Australia Monetary Companies (AFS) license obtained from the native monetary market supervisor, ASIC . For its international operations, it’s working with a license secured from the Vanuatu Monetary Companies Fee (VFSC).
Hyde explains Blueberry Markets’ providers.
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Fung is a finance specialist and likewise a Companion of Sydney-based Abacus Advisory, an organization that outsources CFO providers. In keeping with his Linkedin profile, he’s persevering with that function alongside along with his place at Blueberry Markets. Initially, he joined Blueberry Markets on a contract however has now been onboarded by the corporate full-time.
On prime of that, he has intensive expertise working with brokerage providing retail margin buying and selling providers. His most highlighted function within the business was his tenure at Axi which was nearly six years lengthy. He joined that dealer in June 2015 as a Monetary Controller after which acquired a promotion to change into Head of Monetary Planning Evaluation. There, he held the Interim CFO and GM of Finance function and separated because the Head of Company Finance & Transformation.
After Axi, he joined Sydney-based monetary providers agency, HUB24, because the Head of Monetary Management & Finance Change, which was a task he held for over a 12 months. He began his profession in early 2001 as a Senior Auditor for Ernst & Younger after which moved to Barclays Capital. In between his two tenures at Barclays Capital, he labored as a Senior Enterprise Analyst at Macquarie Financial institution for a few years.
Australian-based Blueberry Markets, a foreign exchange and contracts for variations (CFDs) dealer, has promoted Jack Fung as the brand new Chief Monetary Officer. He joined the dealer final October because the Head of Finance.
Blueberry Markets was launched in mid-2016 by Dean Hyde, a former govt of the native rival dealer Axi (then AxiTrader). Hyde now holds the place of Managing Director at Blueberry Markets and labored with Fung for a quick interval throughout his Axi days.
The dealer provides greater than 300 devices to its purchasers and operates in Australia with an Australia Monetary Companies (AFS) license obtained from the native monetary market supervisor, ASIC . For its international operations, it’s working with a license secured from the Vanuatu Monetary Companies Fee (VFSC).
Hyde explains Blueberry Markets’ providers.
A Finance Knowledgeable
Fung is a finance specialist and likewise a Companion of Sydney-based Abacus Advisory, an organization that outsources CFO providers. In keeping with his Linkedin profile, he’s persevering with that function alongside along with his place at Blueberry Markets. Initially, he joined Blueberry Markets on a contract however has now been onboarded by the corporate full-time.
On prime of that, he has intensive expertise working with brokerage providing retail margin buying and selling providers. His most highlighted function within the business was his tenure at Axi which was nearly six years lengthy. He joined that dealer in June 2015 as a Monetary Controller after which acquired a promotion to change into Head of Monetary Planning Evaluation. There, he held the Interim CFO and GM of Finance function and separated because the Head of Company Finance & Transformation.
After Axi, he joined Sydney-based monetary providers agency, HUB24, because the Head of Monetary Management & Finance Change, which was a task he held for over a 12 months. He began his profession in early 2001 as a Senior Auditor for Ernst & Younger after which moved to Barclays Capital. In between his two tenures at Barclays Capital, he labored as a Senior Enterprise Analyst at Macquarie Financial institution for a few years.
