Mick Roche
Chief Compliance Officer
Mick Roche is a seasoned Senior Trader at Zodia Markets, with over 15 years of proprietary trading experience across various assets and strategies. With a First class honours degree in Electronic Engineering, Mick blends technical expertise with financial acumen.
Over the course of his career, Mick honed his skills on a multi-asset, multi-strategy desk, gaining invaluable insights into various trading methodologies and market dynamics. As the Co-founder and former Head of Trading at Myriad Trading, and now Senior Trader at Zodia Markets, Mick has extensive knowledge of both traditional and emerging markets.
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