The Financial Commission is proud to announce that Maor Lahav, COO and co-founder of Panda Trading Systems (Panda TS) Haifa, Israel has joined the Dispute Resolution Committee (DRC).

Mr. Maor Lahav is a seasoned financial technology executive with more than 10 years of experience. Maor started his career as a young algorithm trader in the 90s, and one of his primary expertise is the large scale high performance systems arena, infrastructure built out, web applications and engineering for high frequency & low latency trading environments. As the Chief Operating Officer, Maor in charge of the relationships with Panda’s strategic partners.

Peter Tatarnikov, Financial Commission Chairman said concerning the announcement, “The Financial Commission is glad to welcome Maor Lahav  to our DRC. His expertise in high frequency trading and, specifically IT,  will be a great complement to an already robust committee of industry members, and that will add, even more, to our ability to process complex cases in related complaints.”

More about Panda TS

Panda Trading Systems (Panda TS) specializes in building high-performance, cutting-edge technology for the online financial trading industry.  Since 2006 they have provided many of the world’s leading online brokerages with a range of products and services specifically customized to meet their business needs.  The company’s vision is to continually provide brokers with solutions that streamline operations so they can focus their resources on growth.  Panda TS is best known for their unique approach to building strong partnerships with their client.

About the Financial Commission

The Financial Commission is an external dispute resolution (EDR) organization for consumers/traders who are unable to resolve disputes with financial services providers that are members of the Financial Commission. The Financial Commission set out to provide a new approach for traders and brokers alike to resolve any issues that arise in the course of trading the Forex market. The Financial Commission was established to be a neutral 3rd party committee to fairly review and resolve complaints in an effort to facilitate a simpler, swifter resolution than through industry regulators and the legal system

For more information, please contact The Financial Commission – [email protected]

The Financial Commission is proud to announce that Maor Lahav, COO and co-founder of Panda Trading Systems (Panda TS) Haifa, Israel has joined the Dispute Resolution Committee (DRC).

Mr. Maor Lahav is a seasoned financial technology executive with more than 10 years of experience. Maor started his career as a young algorithm trader in the 90s, and one of his primary expertise is the large scale high performance systems arena, infrastructure built out, web applications and engineering for high frequency & low latency trading environments. As the Chief Operating Officer, Maor in charge of the relationships with Panda’s strategic partners.

Peter Tatarnikov, Financial Commission Chairman said concerning the announcement, “The Financial Commission is glad to welcome Maor Lahav  to our DRC. His expertise in high frequency trading and, specifically IT,  will be a great complement to an already robust committee of industry members, and that will add, even more, to our ability to process complex cases in related complaints.”

More about Panda TS

Panda Trading Systems (Panda TS) specializes in building high-performance, cutting-edge technology for the online financial trading industry.  Since 2006 they have provided many of the world’s leading online brokerages with a range of products and services specifically customized to meet their business needs.  The company’s vision is to continually provide brokers with solutions that streamline operations so they can focus their resources on growth.  Panda TS is best known for their unique approach to building strong partnerships with their client.

About the Financial Commission

The Financial Commission is an external dispute resolution (EDR) organization for consumers/traders who are unable to resolve disputes with financial services providers that are members of the Financial Commission. The Financial Commission set out to provide a new approach for traders and brokers alike to resolve any issues that arise in the course of trading the Forex market. The Financial Commission was established to be a neutral 3rd party committee to fairly review and resolve complaints in an effort to facilitate a simpler, swifter resolution than through industry regulators and the legal system

For more information, please contact The Financial Commission – [email protected]