Abstract:Saward will be leading the global strategy division at INFINOX and he has nearly two decades of experience in prime brokerage services, including electronic execution and CFD offerings.

27 April 2022. Financial trading solutions provider INFINOX Global has hired UK-based industry veteran Adam Saward to boost its global strategy division. Saward joins with nearly 20 years of experience in the financial industry, bringing with him vast expertise across the domain of prime brokerage services and CFD products.
Most recently, Saward served as Head of Business Development UK and then as Managing Director UK for Tradeview Markets, where he helped build out the companys presence and business in the UK.
Saward previously helped to pioneer early CFD offerings running customer service and trading teams at E*TRADE Financial. He also supported the development of electronic execution desks and prime services with Linear Investments, Penson Financial Services and PrimeXtend, a company he co-founded.
“I am very excited to be chosen to help lead INFINOX into its next phase. INFINOX has a strong brand and an innovative team, with compelling ideas for the future. I am looking forward to putting my experience to good use as Executive Management for the global strategy team,” Saward said about his move to INFINOX.
Saward will be responsible for implementing strategic direction for the business and ensuring all departments are aligned in their goals. In his role, he will help INFINOX achieve success across key outcomes covering commercial targets, client satisfaction and staff interests.
Robert Berkeley, CEO of INFINOX, said,
“Adam is joining INFINOX on the back of steep expansion efforts at INFINOX. His experience with CFD products and institutional businesses will be pivotal to driving our growth objectives. Last year, we witnessed a stellar performance of our business on account of INFINOX‘s customer-first approach and advanced technological interfaces. We also saw our institutional desk, IXO Prime, make incremental progress. As we move onto the next leg of our expansion plans, we’re excited to be multiplying this success with Adam and team.”
The hiring announcement is the second of its kind from INFINOX, with the company recently bringing on Aaron Brown as its new Head of Institutional Sales MENA. Brown will be supporting the IXO Prime institutional sales desk globally.
About INFINOX
INFINOX is a global, online trading provider with a presence in 15 countries. Founded in 2009, for nearly 12 years it has put world-class trading power into investors hands. Every day, it enables thousands of clients across Europe, Asia and beyond to trade a full range of asset classes, from forex to equities and commodities, and now crypto.
Its business is built on integrity and trust, and it offers customers access to a range of market intelligence tools as well as dynamic products, competitive trading parameters and premium, one-on-one customer service.


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