Durrant joins Thomson Reuters from EBS
EBS' Durrant becomes trading behaviour and rules proposition manager
Andrew Durrant, a former senior sales manager at EBS, has joined Thomson Reuters as trading behaviour and rules proposition manager.
Based in London, Durrant spent more than 18 months at EBS, where he reported to Laurence Timmons, regional sales manager for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (Emea), and was responsible for banks, electronic commerce and aggregation.
Durrant previously worked at UBS and CME in foreign exchange sales. He spent nearly five years at UBS as head of Emea e-commerce
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