Eurex Announces Major Organizational Changes
Eurex announced organizational changes. The changes aim to support growth by integrating activities across different asset classes. This approach will improve client experience and position Eurex for future opportunities.
Key Organizational Changes
New Department Structure
Eurex will merge Equity/Index, Fixed Income, Currency, and Repo sales with business development into two new departments. That will streamline operations, enhance client interactions, and promote growth.
Leadership Appointments
Matthias Graulich will lead the Global Products & Markets team. He will consolidate product and market development activities across trading and clearing.
Jens Quiram will head the Global Sales & Marketing department. He will align sales and marketing efforts across all asset classes.
Robbert Booij will become Head of Financial Derivatives. He will report to Thomas Book, Executive Board Member for Trading & Clearing at Deutsche Börse AG.
Melanie Dannheimer will join the Eurex Frankfurt AG Executive Board. She will be responsible for trade venue regulation.
Leadership Changes and Departures
Randolf Roth is a board member with 26 years at Eurex. He will step down from the Eurex Frankfurt Executive Board and Eurex Deutschland Management Board. He will continue as a strategic adviser.
Erik Müller recently departed as CEO of Eurex Clearing AG. Robbert Booij will assume responsibility for financial derivatives trading and clearing.
Effects of Eurex’s Organizational Changes
This change will have these effects on users:
Improved Client Experience
By integrating asset class activities, Eurex aims to simplify client interactions. This new structure allows clients to access a unified interface, reducing complexity and making services more efficient.
Accelerated Product Development
With consolidated product and market development under the Global Products & Markets team, Eurex expects faster innovation. It will streamline processes and shorten development cycles.
Enhanced Sales and Marketing
The new Global Sales & Marketing department aligns efforts across all asset classes. This integration allows for more consistent communication and targeted client outreach.
Retention of Expertise
Although Randolf Roth steps down from the board, his continued role as a strategic adviser ensures Eurex retains his experience. This transition balances leadership renewal with stability.
About Eurex
Eurex is a derivatives exchange based in Germany. It offers trading in varied European-based derivatives. The merger of Deutsche Terminbörse (DTB) and the Swiss Options and Financial Futures Exchange (SOFFEX) established it in 1998. Deutsche Börse AG acquired full ownership of Eurex in 2012. Eurex introduced a new liquidity framework for its EURO STOXX 50 Index Options in March.
Summing Up
Eurex’s organizational changes show an effort to streamline operations. The new structure is expected to improve service quality.
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