GTN appointed Sham Treon as its Chief Risk
Officer for the Middle East region. With over 25 years of experience across major global
institutions, Treon’s leadership is expected to boost GTN’s growth strategy in
this key market.
The Appointment and Leadership Role
Sham Treon joins GTN from Arqaam Capital, a
Dubai-based investment firm, where he served as the global head of risk for the
past five years. His extensive background in risk management and
consulting spans firms like Jefferies, EY, ABN Amro, and Accenture,
giving him a deep understanding of global markets and risk frameworks.
As GTN’s new CRO, Treon will oversee all risk
management practices in the Middle East, ensuring that the company meets its
ambitious expansion goals while managing the risks inherent in fast-growing
financial markets, the company mentioned today (Tuesday).
Commenting about the appointment, Damian Bunce, the Chief
Executive Officer for GTN Middle East, said: “We are delighted to welcome Sham
to the regional team at GTN. His skill set and professional experience will be
fundamental in positioning us for the next level of growth.”
GTN’s Global Expansion
GTN is a global fintech firm with broker-dealer and
capital markets services licenses in multiple jurisdictions. The company serves
clients worldwide, including Brazil, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia,
Singapore, South Africa, Sri Lanka, the UAE, the UK, and the US.
Since last year, GTN has been boosting its presence in the Middle East through key executive appointments. The company named Zaid Aloul as its Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) for the region. Aloul has two decades of experience and deep ties to the brokerage and wealth management sectors in the Gulf Cooperation Council and Levant.
Additionally, GTN brought Christopher Gregory as its new CEO for Europe. Gregory has over 20 years of experience in SaaS solutions,
brokerage services, and fintech, and he has a background in launching and scaling
businesses in these areas.
This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.
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