Robert Veasley - Head of Corporate Trading at Madley Capital Management to Retire at the End of 2013

London, United Kingdom, September 04, 2013 --(PR.com)-- Mr. Veasley (67), a household name in the futures and options trading industry has spent the last fourteen years working for Madley Capital Management in various positions but most notably as the head of the company’s corporate trading department. However, Madley Capital Management has confirmed that Mr. Veasley will be leaving the company at the end of the year.

Mr. Kenneth Chase - CEO and Head of Corporate Finance at Madley Capital Management said that “We are all extremely grateful to Robert for the contribution he has made to Madley over the years and all the hard work and commitment he has put into making the company successful. I am of the firm belief that without the work Robert has put into Madley over the last fourteen years the company would not be where it is today. Everybody here has benefited greatly from Robert’s experience and knowledge and we are all very sad to see him go. Everybody at Madley Capital Management wishes Robert the best of luck and a comfortable retirement.”

Mr. Veasley wrote in a statement planned for the next shareholders meeting “It is of great sadness that I am officially announcing my plans for retirement at the end of this year. I have worked with Madley Capital Management since the company’s inception and this place feels like a second home to me. However I now feel that the time is right for me to hang up my boots and make plans for my retirement from futures and options trading.”

“Over the years we have shared many experiences together, through good times and bad. In the long time I have spent in the futures and options trading profession I can proudly say that working at Madley Capital Management has been the pinnacle of my career. Together we have built and developed Madley from being a small brokerage firm and turned the company into something really special, a company with an outstanding group of highly professional traders and a global network of clients. I have made many great friends here at Madley and I wish the company all the success and recognition it deserves. I personally wish to thank Lloyd McLaughlin for his friendship and loyalty over the years and for initially allowing me the opportunity to be a part of this great team.”

Mr. Veasley will officially retire from Madley Capital Management in December 2013 after fourteen years of service.