Oleg Mukhanov has resigned as Chief Executive Officer of TradingView, about a year after taking on the top role. Announcing the move yesterday (Thursday), he also revealed that he will continue to be associated with the technology giant as an advisor.

"I'm stepping down confident about TradingView’s bright future, and I'll remain a close friend and an advisor," Mukhanov noted in a LinkedIn post.

Who Will Succeed Mukhanov?

Mukhanov joined TradingView in mid-2022 as Group Chief Financial Officer. He was then promoted to CEO in January 2024, a role he held until his recent departure.

“My journey at TradingView has been truly remarkable,” he added. “Together, we've achieved the best-ever results on record, scaled globally with several new offices, and built a fintech leader I'm deeply proud of.”

However, it remains unclear who will now take over as CEO of TradingView.

Recently, TradingView’s General Manager, Pierce Crosby, also left the company after six years. Despite joining another firm, he launched a consulting business focused on accelerating growth for early-stage technology companies.

The Growing Popularity of TradingView

TradingView has become a widely used platform among traders due to its advanced charting tools. It also allows brokers to integrate into its environment, enabling clients to execute trades directly from the charting interface. However, unlike other trading platforms, TradingView only provides a front-end interface, requiring brokers to use another platform for execution on the backend.

Earlier, Finance Magnates discovered that MetaQuotes does not permit brokers to integrate its two popular platforms, MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, with TradingView. The company even restricted multiple brokers from using MetaTrader with TradingView.

Source: Finance Magnates