Lee Shmuel Goldfarb has joined B2PRIME Group as an Executive Sales Trader. He brings several years of experience in institutional sales and trading. In a LinkedIn post, he wrote: “I recently joined B2PRIME Group after a successful tenure at Edgewater Markets, where I led institutional sales and account management for clients with emerging markets trade flows.”
Meanwhile, B2PRIME has introduced new futures-based instruments, including two indices and five commodities, to meet growing market demand. The additions—such as China H Shares and Coffee Arabica—reflect rising interest in diversified products. Futures trading has surpassed $10 trillion annually, highlighting the sector’s growth, according to the World Federation of Exchanges.
B2PRIME Hires Executive with Institutional Experience
Prior to this move, Goldfarb worked at Edgewater Markets in London for nearly three years. He held a full-time role in institutional sales and account management. His responsibilities included eFX and NDF sales, precious metals liquidity, liquidity and technology sales, and HubSpot campaign management.
Goldfarb spent more than three years at Currencies Direct. He began as a Business Development Manager for Israel, focusing on partner relations and client prospecting. He later led the firm’s Shekel Desk, where he handled Hebrew translations, met with clients, ensured regulatory compliance, and supported client onboarding and documentation.
Earlier in his career, Goldfarb worked as a freelance academic writer and researcher in the UK. He also taught English as a foreign language at EF Education First in Chongqing, China.
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