Eugene Danishkin joins NAGA as Head of B2B

Brokerage executive Eugene Danishkin has moved to NAGA as the company’s Head of B2B.

Danishkin joins NAGA from Admirals, where he was Head of Partnerships. His remit included heading up the company’s B2B operations, incentives schemes, and its copy trading offering.

Prior to Admirals, Danishkin held senior roles at two other brokers. He also ran a consulting business for companies operating in the FX/CFD industry.

“I’m incredibly grateful for all the opportunities, experiences, and connections made during my time at Admirals, and I’m excited for what’s ahead,” wrote Danishkin in a social media post.

“A huge thank you to everyone who’s been part of this journey so far. I’m also looking forward to working with the truly inspiring team at NAGA, and I can’t wait to see what we’ll accomplish together.”

Frankfurt-listed NAGA was recently taken over by rival broker Capex in a reverse merger.

As noted in a recent TradeInformer article, the Capex management team said that was primarily aimed at acquiring the product set that NAGA had. To a lesser degree it also enabled Capex to gain a foothold in Germany, where it did not have a strong presence previously.

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