Graham Mac Gregor
About Graham Mac Gregor
Graham Mac Gregor serves as the EMEA Head of Listed Product Trading at Thomson Reuters and has held various leadership roles in financial services, including CEO of Refinitiv Transactions Ltd and CEO of FX Transactions at LSEG. He has a background in law, having studied at the University of Glasgow.
Current Role at Thomson Reuters
Graham Mac Gregor serves as the EMEA Head of Listed Product Trading at Thomson Reuters. He has held this position since 2007, accumulating 17 years of experience in this role. His responsibilities include overseeing trading operations and product development for listed financial instruments across the EMEA region. His extensive background in financial markets contributes to his leadership in this capacity.
Position at LSEG
Since 2021, Graham Mac Gregor has been the CEO of FX Transactions at LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group). In this role, he manages foreign exchange transactions, focusing on enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of FX trading services. His tenure at LSEG reflects his commitment to advancing financial market operations.
Experience at Refinitiv
Graham Mac Gregor has been the CEO of Refinitiv Transactions Ltd since 2018. He operates from both Dublin and London, leading initiatives to improve transaction services and client engagement. His role at Refinitiv showcases his expertise in financial technology and market solutions.
Previous Experience at JP Morgan Chase
Prior to his current roles, Graham Mac Gregor worked at JP Morgan Chase from 1994 to 2003. During his nine years there, he specialized in FX Options while based in London. This experience provided him with a solid foundation in foreign exchange markets and trading strategies.
Educational Background
Graham Mac Gregor studied at the University of Glasgow, where he earned a Bachelor of Law (LLB) from 1989 to 1993. He also completed a Master of Arts and Bachelor of Law (MA/LLB) from 1988 to 1992. His education in law has contributed to his analytical skills and understanding of regulatory frameworks in finance.