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    Integral appoints Gavin Bambury as Chief Technology Officer

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    Posted on September 26, 2018

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

    Gavin Bambury, with over 20 years in trading technology, is appointed Chief Technology Officer at Integral, enhancing their position as a leader in the FX market.
    Gavin Bambury, newly appointed CTO of Integral, leads technology in FX market - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Tags:brokerscloud-based eFX platformCurrency and Commoditiesforeign exchange marketleading banks

    Gavin Bambury, leading technologist at Ion Trading, Deutsche Bank and Citigroup, to expand Integral’s leadership position in FX market

    Integral, the technology partner trusted by leading banks, brokers, and asset managers to help them outperform their competition in the foreign exchange market, today announced the appointment of ex-ION Trading CEO Gavin Bambury as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

    He brings more than two decades of trading and technology experience to his role at Integral. In addition to serving as both CEO and COO at ION Trading, Bambury has also held positions as global head of business re-engineering at Deutsche Bank and CTO of Fixed Income, Currency and Commodities (FICC) at Citigroup. Bambury will work in tandem with the Integral executive team to cement the firm’s position as the industry’s leading cloud-based eFX platform.

    Commenting on his hire, Bambury said, “It is fantastic to be part of such an innovative company at the heart of the institutional FX market. As Integral continues to lead the way, I will look to provide a key strategic role in extending Integral’s lead in FX solutions for market participants.”

    Harpal Sandhu, CEO of Integral, added: “Gavin is an amazingly talented designer, technologist and leader. I look forward to sharing our experiences of developing transformative products and working together to create the next generation of leading services for the FX market.”

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