Margin Call Podcast – S1 E5: Andrea Marani | CEO of OpenMarkets
13 February 2019
Andrea Marani (Linkedin) is the CEO of OpenMarkets and longtime operator in the financial services space. A South African at heart, the now Aussie financial operator has many runs on the board with organisations like Investec, Rabobank, Shaw & Partners, plus Global Trader. OpenMarkets is a Digital Trading Platform that provides clients with direct access to markets via a range of digital technologies. This chat with Andrea offers an interesting look into his background and wealth of experience across financial markets.
We covered numerous topics, including:
- What he misses about South Africa and why he moved to Australia
- Early memories of making wine
- Highlights of his career
- The impact of technology on financial markets
- Open Markets and its focus
- New products he’s excited about
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