Tordable Lands CEO Role at Cinnober
Javier Tordable has been appointed CEO of Cinnober Financial Technology AB.
Tordable has extensive experience in international capital markets, having worked with a number of exchanges and trading organizations, including Deutsche Börse, Eurex and MTS (London Stock Exchange Group) over the past 15 years.
Per-Anders Häll-Bedman, who has been acting CEO of Cinnober since November last year, will return to his position of deputy CEO.
According to Cinnober, Tordable has been leading efforts to establish PAVE over the last 18 months, aiming to found Spain's first MTF, to attract international traders, and to increase liquidity in Spanish equities. However, this venture was put on hold due to challenging market conditions.
Earlier in his career, Tordable spent four years in Frankfurt and London as senior advisor to Deutsche Börse and Eurex for new products and market exchange acquisitions.
In North America, Tordable was involved in the a/c/e cooperation with CBOT, now part of the CME Group. His experience in exchange-related start-ups includes roles in establishing the Spanish CO2 emissions exchange SENDECO2, as well as MTS Spain.
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