Ladd Replaces Spanbroek to Lead Prop-Trading Body

Mark Spanbroek of the FIA and EPTA
Mark Spanbroek, FIA Epta, who assumes a vice-chair role.

FIA Epta represents European firms that trade on their own capital, and has been a vocal proponent of high-frequency trading (HFT) businesses over recent years. Ladd replaces Mark Spanbroek, chairman at CME Europe, and a former director at HFT specialist Getco, in the role. He will take on the position of vice chairman within the trade body.

Ladd, who recently worked as general counsel for global prop shop Flow Traders, has also held roles at the European Climate Exchange and Fortis Bank Global Clearing. Before her financial-sector experience, she worked as a reporter for Dow Jones's London bureau, covering energy markets.

According to FIA Epta's statement, Ladd holds law degrees from US and Dutch institutions. She will be based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Remco Lenterman, chair of the association, remains in his role.

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