LiquidityBook, a cloud-based provider of buy-side and sell-side trading solutions, today announced the appointment of Jason Morris as its new President.

Jason Morris

Mr. Morris previously spent nearly eight years at Enfusion, where he served as Global Head of Corporate Development, and prior to that, as President, where he was responsible for overseeing its sales, marketing, product, operations, finance and HR departments. company. During his tenure at Enfusion, Morris was instrumental in driving growth and solidifying the company’s position as a market leader.

Most recently, Morris served as Head of Operations & Payments at PlateIQ (now Optimate), where he helped grow payments revenue significantly in just a year and a half.

Under Morris’ leadership, LiquidityBook plans to expand its reach into new markets and deepen relationships with key partners, while continuing to enhance its product offerings across all areas of its portfolio, order management and execution system (POEMS ) and the embedded FIX network. Morris’ experience in other executive roles has prepared him to be the face of LiquidityBook as he helps set and manage the company’s direction as it continues to evolve into 2024.

“We are excited to welcome Jason to our team,” said Kevin Samuel, CEO of LiquidityBook. “His proven success in building high-performing teams and driving strategic initiatives speaks for itself. His expertise will be invaluable as we continue our path to expansion.”

“LiquidityBook has already established itself as a trusted partner in the financial industry by consistently delivering cutting-edge solutions that empower clients,” added Morris. “I have admired LiquidityBook from afar for many years and am excited to step into this role during a period of record growth. Our technology has always differentiated the company from its peers, but now I’m especially excited to be able to offer a complete front-to-back-office solution for asset managers. I look forward to connecting with our team, customers and partners as we continue to scale.”