Fenics Adds Execs from Rival Brokers
Between them, Fitzpatrick adn Machado have more than 35 years' experience in data, financial technology and trading.
Damien Fitzpatrick joins the vendor as head of sales for Fenics Market Data for the Americas, reporting to director of sales Elliott Hann. Fitzpatrick was most recently head of sales and business development for Asia Pacific at interdealer broker Icap, prior to which he spent 19 years at Reuters and then Thomson Reuters in commercial roles in London, New York and Singapore.
Meanwhile, Joel Machado joins Fenics as head of business development for Latin America, reporting to Fitzpatrick. Machado
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