Exclusive: INFINOX Operations (Allan Maira) and Sales (Moe Padhani) heads depart
INFINOX was acquired last year by an investor group led by former StoneX executive Marc Joppeck.
INFINOX was acquired last year by an investor group led by former StoneX executive Marc Joppeck.
INFINOX’s presence will be visible on Team Zurich shirts, pitch-side boards, and other key touchpoints.
Lee Holmes, who joined INFINOX’s executive leadership team in 2024, will now take over as CEO.
The INFINOX logo will be seen on the top hood and upper door of the Acelerador Racing car all through the 2025 season.
Tatiana Kononovich had been with Exinity for the past eight years, serving as SVP – Exinity Connect.
Jay Mawji has been with INFINOX for 15 years, and was named Group CEO last year following the departure of Robert Berkeley.
INFINOX said that its growth was driven by a 52% increase in Gross Deposits, and a 48% increase in volume traded.
Infinox Capital Limited has been fined £99,200 by the FCA for failing to submit 46,053 transaction reports.
Marc Joppeck, who is based in Frankfurt, has been with StoneX for the past four years, with its StoneX Global Payments unit.
Net profit at INFINOX Capital came in at £0.9 million for FY 2024, versus a £5.2 million loss in 2023.