Financialtechnology firm valantic FSA has named Dr. Holger Wohlenberg as its new Chief ExecutiveOfficer (CEO), tapping a former Deutsche Börse Group executive to lead thecompany's next phase of expansion across European markets.Deutsche Börse Exec Takes Charge of valantic FSAWohlenberg, whoofficially assumed the role June 1, brings decades of experience infinance, technology and data management from his previous positions atDeutsche Börse Group, where he played a key role in developing theexchange operator's proprietary data and technology divisions.Wohlenberg replacesJoachim Lauterbach, who stepped down after a decade at the helm duringwhich the provider of digital automation solutions for banks, assetmanagers and capital markets infrastructure expanded to serve more than 100customers across 18 countries."I'mthrilled to join a team that combines deep industry expertise andpowerful technology to deliver meaningful change in electronic trading andworkflow automation," Wohlenberg said. He emphasized plans to build onexisting foundations while working with clients and partners to enhancemission-critical financial processes.You may also like: FCA’s Chief Operating Officer Departs After Four YearsExtensive Leadership BackgroundThe newCEO's professional journey spans multiple sectors within financial services andtechnology. Prior to his most recent role as Managing Partner at YmpactAdvisory GmbH, his own consulting firm established in January 2024, Wohlenbergheld executive positions at several prominent financial institutions.From 2019to 2023, he served as Executive Board Member and General Manager at Qontigo, aleading provider of index and analytics solutions. Concurrently, he maintaineda 14-year tenure as Chairman of the Board of Directors at STOXX Ltd., theEuropean index provider, from 2009 through October 2023.Holger vonDaniels, CEO of parent company valantic Group, highlightedWohlenberg's track record in scaling technology businesses as a key factorin the selection process. "His experience will help drive thenext phase of scale and growth at FSA," von Daniels said, whileacknowledging Lauterbach's contributions in establishing the company'smarket position.His earliercareer included a four-year stint as Managing Director at Deutsche Bank, wherehe led Technology Investment Banking for the DACH region and served as a seniorcoverage officer. Before entering the banking sector, Wohlenberg spent nearlynine years at McKinsey & Company, ultimately reaching Partner level andleading the firm's Telecom, IT, and Media sector practice.This article was written by Damian Chmiel at www.financemagnates.com.