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TRAction’s Co-CEO, Sophie Gerber, on FinTech Australia’s Auzbiz

Recently our co-CEO, Sophie Gerber, was invited on FinTech Australia’s Auzbiz segment.

The segment provided useful insight on all things TRAction, the latest news and more.

Watch the video below to see more:

Quinn Perrott

Quinn Perrott

Quinn is co-CEO and founder of TRAction and focuses on assisting clients in Europe, Asia and Australia to meet their regulatory requirements with trade and transaction reporting solutions as well as development of the best execution platform. With a background in IT, Quinn started in the financial markets as IT Manager for City Index. He then co-founded and worked as a General Manager at one of Australia’s largest margin FX and CFD providers. Quinn has provided educational sessions to Australia’s regulatory bodies in relation to operational aspects of derivatives and trading platforms.

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