Zodia Markets appoints Paul Howard as Head of Sales

Zodia Markets, the Standard Chartered backed digital asset exchange and brokerage announces that it has appointed Paul Howard as Head of Sales. In this role, Paul will be responsible for developing and deepening relationships among Zodia Markets’ target of institutional clients.

Stay informed

Catch Zodia Markets in the latest news.

Share

Zodia Markets, the Standard Chartered backed digital asset exchange and brokerage announces that it has appointed Paul Howard as Head of Sales. In this role, Paul will be responsible for developing and deepening relationships among Zodia Markets’ target of institutional clients. Paul will report directly into Michael Walsh, CEO Ireland and Head of Distribution.

Paul has over fifteen years’ institutional experience in algorithmic sales and trading at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs in Asia and Europe. He joins from digital asset lender BlockFi International  where he led the institutional sales team in Asia to develop relationships across both crypto and traditional finance clients. 

Paul commented: “I am very pleased to be joining what is a truly innovative and experienced team at Zodia Markets at such an exciting period for the company. I look forward to bringing my experience to bear in the new role and in helping establish Zodia Markets as the most trusted institutional trading partner for digital assets.”

Usman Ahmad, CEO of Zodia Markets, said: “We’re delighted to have Paul join our growing team as we look to capitalise on the opportunities being presented amidst an uncertain market backdrop, as clients seek to trade with stable and well-governed businesses such as Zodia Markets. Paul’s extensive experience in trading and sales, combined with his knowledge of digital assets, will bring great value to the business.”

Related articles

  • Digital Déjà Vu – Voyager Digital and Knickerbocker Trust

    Digital Deja Vu Voyager Digital and Knickerbocker Trust 1

    This story covers three topics. First, as markets evolve, they often see a wave of new entrants who are subject to lower regulatory requirements than the incumbents, sometimes known as ‘regulatory arbitrage’.

    Read more: Digital Déjà Vu – Voyager Digital and Knickerbocker Trust
  • Digital Déjà Vu – ICOs and 17th Century Treasure Hunters

    Digital Deja Vu – ICOs and 17th Century Treasure Hunters 1

    Cryptoasset markets are often thought of as innovative, which is true in some cases, but not all. Slow processes and regulation can certainly be frustrating, but market participants should always be careful to not be blinded by neophilia, or a love of novelty.

    Read more: Digital Déjà Vu – ICOs and 17th Century Treasure Hunters
  • Responsibility and Sustainability in a Decentralised Environment: The ETH Merge

    Responsibility and Sustainability in a Decentralised Environment The ETH Merge 1

    The Ethereum merge, completed in September, transitioned the blockchain’s consensus mechanism from an energy-intensive proof-of-work (POW) to a proof-of-stake (POS) protocol. This has reduced energy consumption by more than 99.9%.1

    Read more: Responsibility and Sustainability in a Decentralised Environment: The ETH Merge
  • Zodia Markets signs Armed Forces Covenant

    Zodia Markets signs Armed Forces Covenant 1

    Zodia Markets is proud to announce its signing of the Armed Forces Covenant, demonstrating its commitment to treat fairly those who serve, or have served in the military, and their families, and emphasising the company’s dedication to fulfilling its social responsibilities.

    Read more: Zodia Markets signs Armed Forces Covenant

Latest

  • SEC likely to approve spot Ethereum ETFs on May 23: Standard Chartered Bank

    The Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to follow the strategy employed in approving spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds for spot Ethereum ETFs, starting with rejections and ultimately granting approval on the initial final deadline on May 23, according to Standard Chartered Bank.

  • On the chain

    Alex Pugh explores how blockchain is shaking up the post-trade process

  • Stablecoins: Roman Coins or Spanish Doubloons for the Modern Era

    Borderless by design, these modern digital tokens can make cross-border commerce much cheaper and easier.