Eurex restructure sees leadership changes
31 March 2025 Germany
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Eurex has announced organisational changes to support its next phase of growth.
The company will integrate activities across asset classes to improve client experience and support future growth opportunities. The changes will take effect on 1 April.
Equity/index, fixed income, currency, and repo sales, as well as business development, will be combined in two new departments.
Matthias Graulich will lead the Global Products & Markets team, consolidating all product and market development activities across trading and clearing.
In addition, Jens Quiram will lead the Global Sales & Marketing department, aligning sales and marketing efforts across asset classes.
As part of the organisational change and following the departure of Erik Müller, CEO of Eurex Clearing AG, the firm will be further simplified and Robbert Booij will assume overall responsibility for financial derivatives trading and clearing.
As head of financial derivatives, he will report to Thomas Book, Deutsche Börse executive board member for trading and clearing.
Book says: “I am confident the streamlined structure in combination with the expanded role of Robbert are the basis for growth and will take Eurex to the next level.
“I am also looking forward to announcing a new CEO for Eurex Clearing AG soon, a position that is of crucial importance given the growing importance of central clearing and risk management.”
Booij adds: “I am deeply convinced that this new structure will pay off for our customers in many ways, from speeding up product development cycles, to a single client interface and further improved services.
“Matthias and Jens have proven to be effective leaders in these key areas, demonstrated by the successful execution of initiatives like the 'Home of the Euro Yield Curve' strategy.”
Eurex also announced the departure of Randolf Roth as a member of the Eurex Frankfurt executive board and Eurex Deutschland management board.
While he will leave his position in April, Roth will continue to serve as a strategic adviser to the Eurex executive board.
Melanie Dannheimer, responsible for trade venue regulation, will join the Eurex Frankfurt executive board.
The company will integrate activities across asset classes to improve client experience and support future growth opportunities. The changes will take effect on 1 April.
Equity/index, fixed income, currency, and repo sales, as well as business development, will be combined in two new departments.
Matthias Graulich will lead the Global Products & Markets team, consolidating all product and market development activities across trading and clearing.
In addition, Jens Quiram will lead the Global Sales & Marketing department, aligning sales and marketing efforts across asset classes.
As part of the organisational change and following the departure of Erik Müller, CEO of Eurex Clearing AG, the firm will be further simplified and Robbert Booij will assume overall responsibility for financial derivatives trading and clearing.
As head of financial derivatives, he will report to Thomas Book, Deutsche Börse executive board member for trading and clearing.
Book says: “I am confident the streamlined structure in combination with the expanded role of Robbert are the basis for growth and will take Eurex to the next level.
“I am also looking forward to announcing a new CEO for Eurex Clearing AG soon, a position that is of crucial importance given the growing importance of central clearing and risk management.”
Booij adds: “I am deeply convinced that this new structure will pay off for our customers in many ways, from speeding up product development cycles, to a single client interface and further improved services.
“Matthias and Jens have proven to be effective leaders in these key areas, demonstrated by the successful execution of initiatives like the 'Home of the Euro Yield Curve' strategy.”
Eurex also announced the departure of Randolf Roth as a member of the Eurex Frankfurt executive board and Eurex Deutschland management board.
While he will leave his position in April, Roth will continue to serve as a strategic adviser to the Eurex executive board.
Melanie Dannheimer, responsible for trade venue regulation, will join the Eurex Frankfurt executive board.
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