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VT Markets seeks a Country Manager for Italy to drive business expansion in the Forex market. In this remote role, you will develop tailored strategies, manage partnerships, and ensure compliance with financial regulations. The ideal candidate has over 5 years of experience, a strong network in Italy, and excellent leadership skills.
VT Markets is an award-winning multi-asset brokerage trusted by over 3 million traders in over 160 countries, with 360 employees and growing. Founded in 2015, our mission is to make trading accessible to everyone. We offer a robust trading environment, over 1000 tradeable instruments, ultra-low spreads, and lightning-fast execution. We are committed to providing excellent customer service and empowering traders to seize market opportunities. Our platform allows traders to trade anytime, anywhere, supporting their journey to build a secure financial future.
Your Role in VT Markets
As Country Manager – Italy (Forex), you will lead the company's business expansion and operations in the Italian market. Your responsibilities include developing market-specific strategies, building relationships with Introducing Brokers (IBs), affiliates, and partners, and ensuring compliance with Italian financial regulations. You will collaborate with regional and global teams across marketing, product, legal, and operations to drive growth.
This is a remote position based in Italy, working during local business hours from your home.
Market Entry & Strategic Development
Marketing Strategy & Brand Alignment
Regulatory Compliance & Risk Management
Market Analysis & Reporting
Key targets include achieving business development goals (monthly/quarterly) in IB acquisition, client growth, and revenue, developing a strong network of IBs and affiliates, contributing to market penetration, and representing VT Markets at local industry events.
Qualifications
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