John Holloway
About John Holloway
John Holloway is the AVP FX Middle Office at Jefferies, with extensive experience in managing FX Middle Office operations and a strong background in derivatives and foreign exchange trading.
Company
John Holloway is currently employed at Jefferies as the Assistant Vice President (AVP) FX Middle Office. He has been with the company since 2020, holding responsibility in the Metropolitan Area of London, England. His role at Jefferies involves managing foreign exchange middle office operations, focusing on improving the efficiency and accuracy of trading systems and processes.
Previous Roles at Credit Agricole
Before joining Jefferies, John Holloway worked at Credit Agricole from 2018 to 2020 as a Middle Office Analyst based in London, United Kingdom. Prior to that, he held another role at Credit Agricole (formerly known as Calyon) from 2010 to 2012 as Team Leader for FX/MM Interbank Settlements, also located in London. These roles involved overseeing and enhancing the operations of foreign exchange transactions and interbank settlements.
Role at Marex Spectron
At Marex Spectron, John Holloway served as the Manager of the Foreign Exchange Middle Office from 2012 to 2018. During his six-year tenure, he was responsible for managing the foreign exchange operations and ensuring the accuracy and efficiency of the trading systems. His work contributed to the company's capabilities in derivatives and foreign exchange trading.
Early Career at Royal Bank of Scotland
John Holloway began his career at the Royal Bank of Scotland, where he worked from 1985 to 2009. Initially, he held a role in settlements for 24 years, then as Manager of North American Treasury Operations from 2002 to 2009. His extensive experience at RBS laid the foundation for his expertise in foreign exchange operations and trading systems.
Education and Early Career at Nat West
John Holloway attended Aylward School in London from 1980 to 1985. Following his education, he started his career at Nat West in 1985, where he worked in settlements for 15 years until 2000. This initial phase of his career equipped him with a solid understanding of payment authorization and control, which proved instrumental in his subsequent roles.