Holger Wohlenberg Named valantic FSA Chief Executive

valantic FSA has named Dr. Holger Wohlenberg as its new chief executive. He took over the role on June 1, following the departure of Joachim Lauterbach, who led the company for ten years. The firm said Wohlenberg brings deep experience in finance and technology. He is expected to help guide the company as it continues to grow in Europe.

Wohlenberg worked for many years at Deutsche Börse Group, where he helped build its data and tech operations. He later held top roles at Qontigo and STOXX Limited, working closely with markets and analytics. The company said this background gives him a strong understanding of the tools and services clients need. He has worked in many parts of the financial world.

Wohlenberg Joins valantic FSA With Index And Data Expertise

Most recently, Wohlenberg ran a consulting firm called Ympact Advisory, where he worked with financial companies on improving their systems. The firm said this mix of hands-on work and leadership will help him support clients well. He knows how to work with both large firms and smaller teams. That balance is important for the next steps.

From 2019 to 2023, Wohlenberg served on the executive board of Qontigo, a provider of data and index tools. At the same time, he was chairman of STOXX Limited, which offers indexes across global markets. valantic Group, the parent company of valantic FSA, said he has the kind of experience they were looking for. His past roles show he knows how to build strong teams.

Holger von Daniels, who leads valantic Group, said Wohlenberg’s background in tech and finance made him the right choice. He said his work at other firms showed he knows how to lead in a fast-moving space. He also thanked Lauterbach for helping shape the company’s success. Under his leadership, valantic FSA reached more than 100 clients in 18 countries.

Wohlenberg Brings Tech Investment Experience From Deutsche Bank

Wohlenberg also worked at Deutsche Bank, where he focused on technology investment across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Before that, he spent almost nine years at McKinsey and Company, where he became a partner. The firm said this mix of roles helps him see both the big picture and the day-to-day. He understands how the parts of a business fit together.

The company said he will work closely with clients to help improve how they trade and manage data. He will look for ways to make systems run better and more smoothly. His goal is to build on what the company already does well. He also wants to explore new tools that can help clients stay ahead.

valantic FSA builds software and tools for banks, asset managers, and market firms. Their products help with trading, data, and workflow systems. The firm said demand for these tools is rising as the financial world moves faster. Companies want reliable systems that can grow with them.

Under Lauterbach, valantic FSA built a strong base and entered new markets, and Wohlenberg plans to continue that progress. He is expected to lead the next steps in growth and help bring in new ideas. His focus will be on both improving products and building trust with clients.

Financial companies are working harder to keep up with new tools and ways of doing business. The firm said strong leadership will help clients keep pace with change. Wohlenberg’s mix of business and tech experience fits well with this goal. His job will be to guide the company through the changes ahead.