- Hunter Technology (HOC) has appointed Alex Medana as its CEO
- Former CEO Andrew Hromyk will remain in his position on the Hunter Board of Directors
- Before FinFabrik, Medana dedicated 17-years in the global tier-1 institutions, including Merrill Lynch, Kleinwort Wasserstein, and Deutsche Bank
- Hunter Technology is an oil industry service provider looking to develop interactive platforms to enable the facilitation of physical oil transactions throughout the trade lifecycle
- Hunter Technology is down 3.70 per cent and is trading at C$1.30 per share at 11:33 am EST
Hunter Technology (HOC) has appointed Alex Medana as its CEO.
Former CEO Andrew Hromyk will remain in his position on Hunter’s Board of Directors.
“The alignment of business models is a significant accomplishment that fits with Hunter’s visions and goals to transform the physical oil trading, procurement and logistics industries,” said Hromyk.
Medana has a vast array of experience with significant experience in the capital markets and the technology sectors.
He was also one of the founders of Hunter’s recent acquisition, FinFabrik limited.
Before FinFabrik, Medana dedicated 17-years to the global tier-1 institutions, including Merrill Lynch, Kleinwort Wasserstein, and Deutsche Bank.
He also held executive positions in equities and equity derivatives trading business units in Europe and APAC.
Since 2015, Medana has been an entrepreneur and angel investor, pushing technology-driven innovation towards more user-focused financial services and broader participation.
Medana is no stranger to being a board member. He was also a founding board member of the FinTech Association of Hong Kong and has been recognized as a top finTech and blockchain influencer in Asia.
“I am thrilled to leverage the solid foundation established by the existing Hunter team in creating the OilEx platform combined with our existing capabilities,” said Medana.
“Our primary focus now will be to bring the platform to beta stage and develop our sales and marketing team to enter the market,” he added.
Hunter Technology is an oil industry service provider looking to develop interactive platforms to facilitate physical oil transactions throughout the trade lifecycle.
Hunter Technology is down 3.70 per cent and is trading at C$1.30 per share at 11:33 am EST.
