Dana Massey Joins MultiBank Group as Chief Product & Growth Officer
By Staff Writer
22nd Oct 2025
Brokers

Quick Take
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Dana Massey joins MultiBank Group as Chief Product & Growth Officer, relocating from London to Dubai.
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Brings experience from Capital.com and WorldRemit, with a background in fintech and gaming.
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Will lead expansion of consumer-focused CFD and crypto products, as MultiBank continues global growth.
MultiBank Group has appointed Dana Massey as its new Chief Product & Growth Officer, marking a strategic leadership addition to the Dubai-headquartered FX and CFDs broker. Massey, an experienced fintech and gaming executive, will relocate from London to take on his new role.
Massey brings over two decades of cross-sector experience, having most recently held senior positions at Capital.com. There, he served as Chief Product & Marketing Officer (2022–2024) and later as Chief Product & Technology Officer (2024–2025). During his tenure, he played a key role in expanding Capital.com’s product offerings and supporting its global growth strategy.
Before Capital.com, Massey led consumer product initiatives at currency exchange platform WorldRemit. He also spent nearly 20 years in the games industry, including a senior leadership role at King Games, the developer behind popular titles like Candy Crush and Farm Heroes.
In a statement on social media, Massey shared his excitement about the new chapter:
“Excited to be on a brand new adventure, so much so I up and moved to Dubai to join MultiBank Group. I’ll be helping the team here build out our consumer CFD and Crypto businesses.
Interested in warm weather, no-taxes and really exciting challenges? We will only be as successful as the team we build. I’m hiring on all fronts and have a host of open roles across Product Management, Marketing and Technology.”
MultiBank Group serves over two million clients across more than 100 countries, with a reported daily trading volume exceeding $35 billion. Its platforms offer leveraged trading (up to 500:1) in a range of asset classes, including Forex, Metals, Shares, Indices, Commodities, and Cryptocurrencies. The company is regulated by more than 17 financial authorities globally.
Massey’s move is expected to further strengthen MultiBank’s focus on consumer products and its growing presence in the retail crypto and CFD trading sectors.