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FICC board CEO Martin Pluves to step down
01 February 2021 US
Reporter: Drew Nicol

Image: Martin Pluves
Martin Pluves, CEO of the Fixed Income Currencies and Commodities��� (FICC) markets standards board (FMSB), will step down in Spring, once a successor is found.

Pluves joined FMSB in 2019 and has ���played a pivotal role in all FMSB activities, including the establishment of new working groups, the finalisation of several standards and the production of a series of Spotlight Reviews looking at various areas of market practice,��� according to the board.

Alongside his role as CEO, Pluves has significant charitable and other commitments, including to the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust where he is a trustee.

In a statement, Pluves confirmed he has ���decided the time is right��� for him to take a step back from his full-time leadership role in financial services to allow him to focus his efforts and time on these non-executive roles.

Pluves will stay in his post until the Spring, to allow the board time to find a successor.

Prior to joining FICC's board, Pluves was at clearinghouse LCH for a decade where he served in several senior roles starting with as COO of ForexClear and ending as LCH's CEO.

Mark Yallop, chair of FMSB, says: ���On behalf of everyone at FMSB I want to thank Martin for his tremendous contribution as CEO.

���He has been an extremely effective leader and during his time FMSB has produced a range of important materials, all of which support its role of enhancing the fairness and effectiveness of wholesale markets.

���Martin���s charitable and other interests will be big winners from our loss and we wish him every success as he begins a new chapter in his career," Yallop says. "He has very generously agreed to remain at the helm and help us to locate his successor in an orderly transition; we have already started this process and believe it will attract a range of high calibre applicants.���

Pluves adds: ���I am extremely grateful to all FMSB members for the support and effort they have shown, as well as to my colleagues in the FMSB Secretariat.

���FMSB plays a vital role in wholesale markets and I���m sure will continue to be successful as I step away from full-time leadership to dedicate more time to a range of different projects which are close to my heart.���
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