GTN Has Appointed Daniel Endler as Group CPO
The global investment firm hired the former Saxo Bank executive to lead product development across all markets.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in People
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GTN has officially appointed Daniel Endler to the newly created role of Group Chief Product Officer. The hire comes as the company seeks to manage its rapid international expansion and diverse portfolio of investment assets.
Why it matters
The creation of this role responds to increasing investor demand for more complex investment opportunities globally. Endler will bridge commercial operations and technology to lead product strategy across various markets.
Daniel Endler brings 13 years of experience from Saxo Bank, where he served as Head of Institutional Product and Solutions. His new position oversees product strategy across all global asset classes.
The players
Daniel Endler
He is the newly appointed Group Chief Product Officer at GTN who previously spent 13 years at Saxo Bank.
GTN
This global financial technology firm provides multi-asset trading and investment solutions to institutional clients worldwide.
The details
The new CPO position was developed to facilitate growth across GTN’s international regulatory hubs, which now span the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Endler is tasked with expanding the range of asset classes accessible to clients through a unified account structure.
Timeline
GTN obtained a United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority license in 2024.
The firm secured a Type 1 securities-dealing license from Hong Kong in March 2026.
Daniel Endler was appointed Group Chief Product Officer on October 7, 2026.
Market Landscape
This appointment follows a pattern of rapid regulatory scaling established by the firm's 2024 United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority licensing. The move positions GTN to consolidate its influence across international markets as it integrates new regional licenses.
Institutional clients can expect a wider range of asset classes to become available through their existing accounts as the firm streamlines its product offerings. This organizational shift is designed to simplify access to global markets and diverse investment vehicles.
The takeaway
The addition of a dedicated Group CPO signals that the firm is moving toward a more centralized product development strategy to manage its disparate regional assets. Investors should monitor how these unified account structures impact cross-market trading costs.
Further reading
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