Leading institutional trading services and liquidity solutions firm Finalto has announced the departure of CEO Matthew Maloney from his management role. After ten years with the company, Matthew has chosen to move on to a new phase in his career, concluding a long tenure that has shaped various aspects of the organisation.

Finalto said that Matthew Maloney has overseen and guided a period of substantial growth within the company dating back to the CFH Clearing days, culminating into the global group it is now. During his leadership, the company and market in general has encountered a number of challenging events, but with the groundwork he helped put in place Finalto has always overcome these events and flourished.

Matthew Maloney had been with Finalto (and its predecessor company, CFH Clearing) since 2015, and served as CEO for the past three years, after Finalto was acquired in 2022 for $250 million by Gopher Investments (from Playtech).

Paul Groves, CEO of Finalto Financial Services, said:

“As Matthew moves forward, we recognise the role he has played in developing the company. While he will no longer be part of the leadership team, his contributions remain part of Finalto’s history as we continue to focus on innovation and growth.”

Finalto did not immediately name a successor to Matthew Maloney in the CEO role.

About Finalto

Finalto is an innovative prime brokerage that provides bespoke fintech and liquidity solutions. Our award-winning technology and expertise enable us to deliver effective, flexible service to a wide range of institutional clients globally, personalised to suit their needs. We deliver best-in-class pricing, execution and prime broker solutions across multiple assets, including CFDs on Equities, Indices, Commodities, Cryptos and rolling spot FX, Precious and Base Metals, and bespoke products such as NDFs.