B2Prime Appoints Emanuel Georgouras as CRO, Bringing Two Decades of FX Experience

B2Prime has appointed Emanuel Georgouras as its new Chief
Revenue Officer, the company announced on LinkedIn today (Tuesday).

Georgouras brings more than two decades of experience in
institutional trading, foreign exchange, and precious metals. He is also the
Co-Founder of PistonDAO, a decentralized trading community based in London.

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Former Edgewater CEO Joins B2Prime Leadership Team

Before joining B2Prime, Georgouras spent about nine years at
Edgewater Markets, where he served as UK Chief Executive Officer for more than
two years and as Managing Director and EMEA Head for about seven years.

Earlier, he worked at AxiCorp Financial Services in Sydney
for more than six years, holding roles as Head of Derivatives and CFDs and
later Head of Trading. In these roles, he led trading teams and managed global
risk across OTC and exchange-traded products.

He also spent over two years as a proprietary trader at
Propex Derivatives and CFT Financials in London.

B2PRIME Expands in Europe and MENA with New Executives

Recently, B2PRIME
announced the appointments of James Wale and Aaron Brown as Managing
Executives. The move reflects the company’s continued expansion across Europe
and the Middle East & North Africa regions.

James Wale brings over 15 years of experience in
institutional trading, liquidity management, and business development. He
previously served as Head of Institutional Sales at iSAM Securities and has
held senior positions at CMC Markets, Varengold Bank, and FIXI.

Aaron Brown joins from iSAM Securities, where he was Sales
Director for MENA. He has held leadership roles at ADSS, INFINOX, Finalto,
Global Market Index, and earlier worked at the London Metal Exchange and FXCM.
His regional expertise supports B2PRIME’s growth in emerging markets.

B2PRIME MENA Licensed by DFSA

B2B Prime Services MENA Limited, part of the B2PRIME, has
been authorized by the Dubai Financial Services Authority to provide
institutional financial services from the Dubai International Financial Centre.

The license allows the firm to act as agent or principal in investments and to
hold client assets. Operating from the DIFC, a common-law hub with predictable
legal frameworks, offers access to the MENA region.

This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.



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