PrimeXM Chief Commercial Officer Christina Barbash has stepped down from her role at the financial technology company.
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Barbash announced her departure on LinkedIn today (Wednesday). “After almost 3 years at PrimeXM, my time here has come to an end,” Barbash said.
From FINKIT to PrimeXM
Barbash joined PrimeXM as Regional Sales Manager and held the position for about one year and nine months. She then moved into the Chief Commercial Officer role, according to her LinkedIn profile.
Before joining PrimeXM, Barbash spent around six months as Sales Director at FINKIT Solutions.
She previously worked at Point Nine for three years as Business Development Manager. Her role included business development in the regulatory reporting and fintech space.
Barbash’s Earlier Sales and Management Roles
Barbash spent more than four years at FXPRIMUS, where she worked in business development before becoming Head of the Kazakhstan Office, a position she held for more than two years.
Earlier in her career, she worked at Trade Capital Markets. She spent five months as Account Manager before becoming Head of the Russian Sales Department, a role she held for about one year.
PrimeXM Expands Integrations and Sales Team
The departure comes as PrimeXM continues to develop its technology and client relationships across the trading industry. Finance Magnates reported that Afterprime adopted PrimeXM and TRAction’s trade-reporting integration, covering platforms including MT4, TraderEvolution and TradingView for regulatory reporting.
PrimeXM also expanded its relationship with Advanced Markets through an integration of its XCore aggregation technology into the liquidity provider’s distribution channel. The company has also made senior commercial appointments, including Soren Klausen as Head of Global Sales.
This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.ExecutivesRead More
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