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Michael Teji

Head Of Business Analysis/product Management at ThinkMarkets

Michael Teji has extensive work experience in the financial industry. Michael started their career at Fidelity Worldwide Investment, where they worked as a Senior Lead Business Analyst and Product Manager. Michael then joined Barclays Capital/Wealth as a Senior Business Analyst and Product Manager, focusing on FX liquidity management. Michael also worked at HM Treasury/Bank of England - Debt Management Office as a Senior Business Analyst and Project Leader for the Fixed Income Trading Desk. Michael later joined ThinkMarkets as the Head of Business Analysis and Product Management. Most recently, they worked at Alpari (UK) Ltd as the Deputy Head of Business Analysis and Project Management, overseeing trading software development and management across various regions. Additionally, Michael has experience working at ETX Capital as the Head of Programme Delivery and at NatWest as a Digital Consultant.

Michael Teji completed their Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Economics at Nottingham University Business School from 1997 to 2001. In terms of additional certifications, they obtained the ISEB Business Analyst Professional certification from BSC in February 2001. Subsequently, they earned the IBM Requirements Engineering and Agile Project Management certifications from IBM and APMG-International, respectively, in April 2002. In August 2003, Michael obtained the IBM Rational Unified Process certification. In 2004, they acquired the Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) certification from Learning Tree International. In 2006, they obtained the Prince2 Practitioner certification from APMG-International. Michael's most recent certifications include the IPMA Level A (Certified Projects Director) from IPMA: International Project Management Association, obtained in November 2010, and the PFMP Portfolio Management Professional (PfMP)® from the Project Management Institute, achieved in November 2012.

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