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John Murphy Takes Global Lead at Scope Markets From Dubai
Scope Markets has promoted long-time executive John Murphy to Managing Director, placing a senior commercial operator in charge of the brokerage’s global strategy, performance, and growth. Murphy announced the appointment in a LinkedIn post on Wednesday, saying the move reflects a stronger focus on the Scope Markets brand as the company expands across regions and client segments. He is now based in Dubai, where he will lead the firm’s global business and oversee expansion in key markets. The promotion consolidates several responsibilities Murphy had already been handling across Scope Markets and its parent ... (full story)
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