TraderMade Hires Non-Exec to Bolster International Sales
UK-based charting and technical analysis software vendor TraderMade has named David Hastings non-executive director, to assist the vendor’s business development team with international sales.
Hastings was most recently global head of FX sales at trading systems provider Flextrade, prior to which he held senior relationship management roles at State Street Global Markets and Lava Trading. He reports to TraderMade chief executive David Upton.
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