New Head of Asia at Scope Markets Brings Experience from Exinity and Hantec Markets

Dun Li has shared on LinkedIn that he is beginning a new
role as Head of Asia at Scope Markets.

In his announcement, Li expressed his excitement about this
new opportunity. He wrote: “I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position
as Head of Asia at Scope Markets!”

Leadership Change at Scope Markets

Prior to this position, Li worked at Exinity as AVP of
Business Development for the Asia region for a period of seven months. Before
that, he spent over eight years at Hantec Markets. During his time there, he
held the role of Sales Director for the Asia Pacific region for nearly three
years, following his earlier position as Business Development Manager for
almost six years.

Li’s career also includes experience at ETX Capital, where
he worked as a Sales Trader, and at Alpari (UK) Ltd, where he held the position
of Sales FX & CFD, focusing on the Chinese-speaking market.

Dun Li has shared on LinkedIn that he is beginning a new
role as Head of Asia at Scope Markets.

In his announcement, Li expressed his excitement about this
new opportunity. He wrote: “I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position
as Head of Asia at Scope Markets!”

Leadership Change at Scope Markets

Prior to this position, Li worked at Exinity as AVP of
Business Development for the Asia region for a period of seven months. Before
that, he spent over eight years at Hantec Markets. During his time there, he
held the role of Sales Director for the Asia Pacific region for nearly three
years, following his earlier position as Business Development Manager for
almost six years.

Li’s career also includes experience at ETX Capital, where
he worked as a Sales Trader, and at Alpari (UK) Ltd, where he held the position
of Sales FX & CFD, focusing on the Chinese-speaking market.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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