Spotlight on: Nick Beecroft, Saxo Bank
Foreign exchange in the 1970s and 1980s was a very different industry to today, but few of the people responsible for the rapid evolution of technology and electronic trading over the past decade were working in the industry in those early days. Nick Beecroft, recently appointed chairman of the board at Saxo Capital Markets UK, is an exception to that rule.
Beecroft started his career at Citi in London in 1981, progressing to head FX spot and forwards, and later holding senior FX roles at
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