Tickmill Bids Farewell To Carla Nemr After 8 Years Of Service
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Carla Nemr, the Chief Business Development Officer of Tickmill’s for almost eight years, has revealed her exit, calling her time there a “wonderful chapter. Nemr began as Chief of Global Business Development in 2017 and was later promoted.
Nemr revealed on LinkedIn that after nearly eight fantastic years at Tickmill, it’s now time for her to move on and go on a new adventure. She noted that it has been an amazing journey and she is glad for the support, friendships, and opportunities that she enjoyed while serving in the company.
Tickmill Is Refreshing Its Leadership To Provide Better Solutions For Clients
Nemr added that she looks forward to what awaits her in the future and will always treasure the memories and the bonds she has built at Tickmill.
This new change came after other executive changes at Tickmill among its top leaders. The latest was Nicholas Baumer getting promoted from Chief Marketing Officer to Chief Commercial Officer. In June, the company said it was searching for a new Chief Marketing Officer to replace Baumer.
Baumer became the Chief Commercial Officer in November 2020 at the Cyprus office of the CFD and forex broker. He replaced Marilena Iakovou. Baumer has lots of experience in marketing and has worked with other forex and CFD brokers. Before joining Tickmill, he spent about five years working at BDSwiss.
Tickmill has also improved its copy trading services by adding SoFinX’s platform. This novel platform has over 10,000 signal experts whose trading methods on the market can be imitated by other traders. Copy trading allows traders to reveal their strategies, like long and short positions.
Tickmill Aims To Allow Traders To Earn Money From Their Capital
A few weeks ago, Tickmill also introduced interest rates on savings to let traders make money from their capital while increasing their investment options. The broker began giving interest rates of 2.5%, 3.25%, and 3.5% on EUR, GBP, and USD accounts respectively.
The interest rates are meant to suit today’s investors. It offers interest that adds up every day and pays out each month, which is different from regular fund management methods. The London trading platform says this new option helps clients grow their money.
The Chief Financial Officer of Tickmill’s Group, Derek Wilks said that the firm is always trying to make things better for its clients and appreciate them for their loyalty. He added that the team hopes the customers will enjoy this new service and we will keep helping them. Wilks said the company wants all investors to check out and use this unique chance.
