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    Home > Finance > CMC Markets finance chief Albert Soleiman to step down
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    CMC Markets finance chief Albert Soleiman to step down

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on February 25, 2025

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    Last updated: January 25, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Albert Soleiman resigns as CFO of CMC Markets, effective immediately. The company is on track to meet its income target, with analysts predicting 333.4 million pounds.

    CMC Markets finance chief Albert Soleiman to step down

    (Reuters) - British trading platform CMC Markets said on Tuesday that Chief Financial Officer Albert Soleiman, who took on the role in September 2023, will step down with immediate effect.

    Last month, CMC said it was on track to meet its target for annual net operating income. According to a company-compiled poll, analysts expect it to reach 333.4 million pounds ($420.72 million).

    Soleiman, who joined CMC Markets in 2005 and is also resigning as a director, will remain with the firm to assist with handover duties.

    ($1 = 0.7925 pounds)

    (Reporting by Raechel Thankam Job; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Albert Soleiman steps down as CFO of CMC Markets.
    • •Soleiman took on the CFO role in September 2023.
    • •CMC Markets is on track to meet its income target.
    • •Analysts expect annual net operating income of 333.4 million pounds.
    • •Soleiman will assist with handover duties.

    Frequently Asked Questions about CMC Markets finance chief Albert Soleiman to step down

    1Who is stepping down as CFO of CMC Markets?

    Albert Soleiman is stepping down as Chief Financial Officer of CMC Markets.

    2When did Albert Soleiman take on the CFO role?

    Albert Soleiman took on the role of CFO in September 2023.

    3What is CMC Markets' expected annual net operating income?

    Analysts expect CMC Markets to reach an annual net operating income of 333.4 million pounds ($420.72 million).

    4Will Soleiman continue with CMC Markets after his resignation?

    Yes, Soleiman will remain with the firm to assist with handover duties after his resignation.

    5What currency conversion rate is mentioned in the article?

    The article mentions a conversion rate of $1 = 0.7925 pounds.

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