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SuperDerivatives Promotes Sela to FX and Cross Asset Product Manager

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SuperDerivatives has promoted current pre-sales director, Udi Sela, to the position of FX and cross asset product manager. Sela, who has been with the vendor since 2005, will now lead the company’s FX and cross asset product functions and will report directly to Ravit Mandell, vice president for products.

Prior to SuperDerivatives, Sela worked in product development and pre-sales functions within Reuters. Prior to joining the vendor community, he worked as a senior derivatives trader and trading manager at financial institutions including Citibank and JPMorgan.

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