FNG Exclusive… FNG has learned that Retail FX and CFDs broker RoboMarkets has hired Cyprus based executive Denis Kiselev as Head of Product for StocksTrader, RoboMarkets’ proprietary trading platform for the stock market.

Denis Kiselev was most recently Chief Product Officer (CPO) at Spotware Systems, leading a team of more than 100 professionals responsible for Spotware’s flagship cTrader multi-asset trading platform, before leaving earlier this year as was also exclusively reported at the time here at FNG. Prior to joining Spotware, Denis served as CPO of payments solutions provider ArmenoTech. He has  also previously worked in senior product and technology roles at Exinity/FXTM (2014-2022), and Alpari (2010-2014).

Between his corporate roles, Denis also ran his own startup focused on cryptocurrencies, blockchain, and the decentralized economy (DeFi).

We had reported last year that CySEC and BaFin licensed RoboMarkets was making certain changes to its business model in Europe, including a shift toward serving primarily stock investors and traders, with the StocksTrader platform key to that strategy.

Denis Kiselev spoke with FNG about his new role at StocksTrader,

“Despite crypto adoption and strong CFDs presence in retail trading offering, classic stock market is still the most capitalised and is in high demand from investors. Many investment companies are looking to expand their offerings in this direction.

“This expansion requires strong technology providers like StocksTrader to deliver reliable and innovative trading solutions. My appointment comes at a time when brokers and financial institutions are seeking advanced technology partners to support their growth in traditional markets.

“The StocksTrader platform stands out with its comprehensive feature set, including a powerful Strategy Builder that allows traders to automate their trading with a simple interface. Additionally, the platform offers CopyTrading functionality, allowing users to follow and automatically replicate the trades of successful investors.”