Seasoned Financial Markets and Regulatory Expert Joins to Drive Client Relationships and Support Growth in the Region
SYDNEY--BUSINESS WIRE--
TradingHub, a leading provider of uniquely intelligent trade surveillance software for the global financial services industry, today announces the appointment of Bronwyn Hill as Senior Relationship Manager, further expanding the company's footprint in the Australian market. Hill officially joined TradingHub on February 10, 2025, and will be tasked with leading TradingHub's ongoing efforts to deepen its client relationships in Australia and further the company's impressive growth within the region.
With over two decades of financial compliance executive experience, Hill has spearheaded regulatory oversight and risk management strategy efforts for some of today's foremost financial organizations including ASX Market Supervision, ASIC and Deutsche Bank, among others. Most recently, Hill served as Associate Partner and Director at IBM Promontory, where she advised banks, financial market participants and operators on the design and implementation of robust risk and compliance structures.
"Bronwyn brings an exceptional depth of experience in financial market regulation and risk management to TradingHub," said Shayne Ganeson, Global Head of Sales and Relationship Management at TradingHub. "Her deep understanding of regulatory obligations, combined with her experience across banking and market supervision, makes her an invaluable addition to our team. We are excited to welcome her as we continue our Australian growth."
Hill's appointment comes at a time of rapid expansion for TradingHub within the Australia region and around the world. Formally launching in Australia in Q3 of 2024 TradingHub has quickly become a go-to trade surveillance partner for some of today's leading financial institutions within the APAC region. TradingHub's surveillance system (MAST) is grounded in a robust financial market and regulatory framework, designed to eliminate dangerous blind spots by deploying unique models capable of detecting cross-product abuse, primary market abuse, and surveilling activities in less transparent markets. Additionally, it significantly reduces the exorbitant costs associated with investigating false positives.
"The market manipulation landscape - including in Australia - is as sophisticated as it has ever been, with abuse spanning virtually every asset class and venue," said Hill. "To combat this, ASIC and other global regulators, continue to ramp up their expectations on trade surveillance, and financial institutions need to find ways to be more innovative and refined in tandem. TradingHub is firmly established as one of the most innovative thinkers in terms of addressing these emerging concerns and I look forward to helping its renowned team tackle the pressing surveillance issues financial institutions face in Australia and beyond."
