Mathias quits SMX, exchange insists launch timetable unaffected

Mathias quits SMX, exchange insists launch timetable unaffected 27 Oct 2009

John Mathias has resigned as chief business officer at the Singapore Mercantile Exchange, less than a year after joining the soon-to-be-opened bourse.

A spokesperson for SMX in Singapore confirmed that Mathias had tendered his resignation with effect from October 15.

He had only joined the Financial Technologies-owned exchange in December 2008 after leaving Merrill Lynch, where he had most recently been global manager of listed derivatives markets.

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