Invesco promotes head trader to lead EMEA equity trading
Promotion follows the departure of Invesco’s EMEA and APAC head of trading Paul Squires back in November 2025.
Promotion follows the departure of Invesco’s EMEA and APAC head of trading Paul Squires back in November 2025.
The equities and research joint venture between Societe Generale and AllianceBernstein was announced in 2024; redundancies are currently being made on a voluntary basis, The TRADE understands.
The move is expected to support the wider industry as exchanges such as NYSE, Nasdaq and Cboe begin to prepare for a shift to overnight trading models for US equities markets.
Previous roles include stints at: Deutsche Bank, Andor Capital Management and UBS Investment Bank.
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