Capital.com hires Simone Manni as Head of Marketing, Europe

Rick Steves

“I am proud to join Capital.com, a dynamic, fast-growing FinTech company harnessing technology to disrupt traditional access to financial markets. My focus over the next few years will be to grow Capital.com’s market share across western Europe and to gain a stronger foothold in countries like Italy and Germany which boasts a mature and sophisticated trading community.”

Capital.com has announced the appointment of Simone Manni as Head of Marketing, Europe, based in Milan. He will oversee the leveraged trading specialist’s growth in Europe, focusing primarily on Italy and Germany.

Simone Manni joins Capital.com from Finecobank SpA, where he was Head of Digital Marketing, responsible for driving the marketing strategy for Finecobank’s European business including the United Kingdom.

At Capital.com, Simone Manni will leverage his over ten years of experience in digital marketing to develop a marketing roadmap to help Capital.com expand across Italy and the wider Western European region.

The hire comes on the heels of an 81% rise in trading volumes from Capital.com’s Western European client base for the year ending 31 December 2022. Over the same period, the Group’s global business reached new highs with the number of registered accounts touching 7 million for the first time and global trading volumes surpassing more than $1 trillion.

“European market yet to benefit from widespread adoption of online trading platforms”

Alessandro Capuano, Head of Europe, Capital.com, said: “The European market has yet to benefit from widespread adoption of online trading platforms, which offer greater flexibility and convenience to self-directed traders who want to access the market from anywhere, anytime. As a younger trading community emerges, I am confident that the migration from traditional banks to online tech-first platforms like Capital.com will grow in tandem. We are pleased to welcome Simone to the team, whose knowledge and experience of managing multi-channel, multi-country marketing strategies will enable us to reach a wider audience across Europe and deliver sustained outcomes in this rapidly changing industry.”

“Capital.com has been on an extraordinary journey since its launch in 2016. A strong customer-centric culture coupled with a growing interest around the world for online trading have made us one of the fastest growing trading platforms in the world. We will continue to support our clients all over the world by expanding into new markets and diversifying our products,” added Capuano.

Simone Manni, Head of Marketing, Europe, Capital.com, said: “I am proud to join Capital.com, a dynamic, fast-growing FinTech company harnessing technology to disrupt traditional access to financial markets. My focus over the next few years will be to grow Capital.com’s market share across western Europe and to gain a stronger foothold in countries like Italy and Germany which boasts a mature and sophisticated trading community.”

Capital.com has a global network with offices located in Cyprus, UK and Australia:

  • Capital Com (UK) Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) under registration number 793714
  • Capital Com SV Investments Limited is Authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), under licence number 319/17
  • Capital Com Australia Pty Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) under AFSL Number 513393.

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