Following Doo Group Tenure as Chief Growth Officer, RKX Financial Names CEO

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Roman Kalinin has taken a new role as Chief ExecutiveOfficer at RKX Financial, according to a LinkedIn update shared today.Kalinin moves into the role after holding senior positionsin the trading and brokerage sector. Most recently, he worked at Doo Group asChief Growth Officer and previously served as Sales Director at Doo Prime.Doo Group has recently adjustedits operations in Cyprus. Its brokerage arm, Doo Prime, appeared to bevacating a Limassol office following staff reductions. The company said it is“realigning its operational structure” as part of a broader strategy to improveefficiency and focus on key regions.Fibo Group CEO Oversaw Regulatory OperationsBefore joining Doo Group, Kalinin spent more than five yearsas Chief Executive Officer and a board member at Fibo Group Holdings Ltd, aCyprus Investment Firm licensed by the Cyprus Securities and ExchangeCommission.Join the inaugural FinanceMagnates Singapore Summit 2026, which will bring together brokers,fintechs, banks, EMIs, wealth managers, and hedge funds across APAC.During his tenure at Fibo Group, he oversaw businessstrategy and regulatory compliance, including capital adequacy, internalcontrols, and reporting obligations. He also supervised anti-money launderingpolicies and coordinated board-level decision-making.Platform Provides Forex Metals Indices ExecutionIn parallel, he served as Head of International Sales andCommercial functions at Fibo Group, where he managed global sales operationsand commercial strategy.RKX Financial operates as a multi-asset trading platform,offering execution across forex, metals, indices, equities, andcryptocurrencies. The company provides access through MetaTrader platforms anduses smart order routing technology.Cyprus License Allows D Prime DerivativesDPrime was recently rebranded from Doo Prime. Doo Group received a CyprusInvestment Firm license in September last year, which it announced publicly inNovember. The license allows the company to offer derivative products,including contracts for difference, across Europe.The broker also holds licenses in several otherjurisdictions, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, HongKong, Malaysia, and Indonesia.Doo Group confirmed that itsMalaysian office was recently inspected by local authorities as part of anationwide campaign targeting illegal call centres and similar operations.This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.