Eurex has consolidated its equity/index, fixed income, currency and repo operations into two business lines, and named Robbert Booij head of financial derivatives trading and clearing.
The firm will now operate a global products and markets division, covering all trading and clearing related activities, and a global sales and marketing division.
Booij has been CEO of Eurex Frankfurt since last July, and takes on this expanded role following the departure of Eurex Clearing CEO Erik Müller in February. He reports to Thomas Book, Deutsche Borse executive board member for trading and clearing.
“This new structure will pay off for our customers in many ways, from speeding up product development cycles, to a single client interface and further improved services,” Booij stated.
The global products and markets division is led by Matthias Graulich, who has held senior roles at Eurex since 2007. He was appointed chief strategy officer in 2016, before which he was chief client officer and global head of clients and markets, and head of clearing initiatives. Earlier, Graulich was a senior project manager at Deutsche Borse.
Eurex veteran Jens Quiram, who has been with the company for an almost unbroken 24 years, heads up global sales and marketing. Most recently global head of FIC derivatives and repo sales, he previously led FX derivatives and was vice president of the firm’s clearing initiative.
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