UBS interbank FX veteran of 17 years Andrew Corcoran Joins Cürex Group as MD Business Development

The Cürex Group, a New York City-based institutional foreign exchange execution services and data analytics company, announced today that Andy Corcoran has been named a Managing Director of business development. A 20 years FX markets veteran, Mr. Corcoran has been involved throughout his career in all aspects of FX trading and client support on the […]

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The Cürex Group, a New York City-based institutional foreign exchange execution services and data analytics company, announced today that Andy Corcoran has been named a Managing Director of business development.

A 20 years FX markets veteran, Mr. Corcoran has been involved throughout his career in all aspects of FX trading and client support on the sell-side. Prior to joining Cürex, he worked for 17 years at UBS where he most recently served as Executive Director of FX eSales for the Americas. His in-depth FX client management experience encompasses prime brokerage services, trade processing and client fulfillment. Corcoran began his career at Merrill Lynch.

Commenting on Mr. Corcoran’s appointment, Jamie Singleton, Cürex Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer said, “Our team has known and worked with Andy for many years and could not be happier about his decision to join Cürex. He brings to Cürex a wealth of experience that will help us expand our customer reach. Andy will be an integral member of our sales effort, as we continue to deliver impactful pre-and post-trade data analytics, as well as transparent and fair outcomes in FX execution to our buy-side customers.”

Mr. Corcoran added, “I am excited to join the Cürex team. Cürex is offering solutions to the buy-side that significantly improve their FX transaction experience. I am delighted to be part of a team that is consistently growing its market footprint and winning over new customers. I look forward to leveraging my resources and relationships to help Cürex achieve its goal to become the buy-side’s first choice for best execution outcomes.”

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