Sharegain Appoints Nicholas Hay as Global Head of Demand Coverage

Sharegain, a leading global capital markets fintech, today  announced the appointment of Nick Hay as Global Head of Demand Coverage. This strategic US hire marks a significant milestone in Sharegain’s mission to reshape the  securities lending landscape and deliver greater value to borrowers worldwide. 

Nick, who will be based in Sharegain’s New York office, brings over 20 years of experience  in securities finance and capital markets. Most recently, he served as Managing Director  and Global Head of Securities Finance Trading at BlackRock, where he led activity for  nearly a decade. 

In this newly created role, Nick will lead Sharegain’s global demand coverage and foster  stronger partnerships across the entire securities lending ecosystem. 

Nick Hay commented: “Sharegain is reshaping the securities lending space with its  unique solution that has opened this market to millions of retail investors globally. It’s  a real privilege to join such an outstanding and innovative team. I’m both humbled and  energized by the opportunity to contribute to a company that is already making waves  in our industry. I look forward to rolling up my sleeves, drawing on my experience, and  collaborating with this talented group to accelerate our growth, deepen our  relationships with borrowers, and help take Sharegain’s impact in the market to even  greater heights.” 

Boaz Yaari, CEO and Founder of Sharegain, added: “We’re delighted to welcome Nick  Hay to the Sharegain team. Having established ourselves as a leading player in ETF  lending, bringing someone of Nick’s caliber and expertise on board will undoubtedly  propel us to the next level. His proven leadership and deep industry knowledge will be  pivotal in strengthening our relationships with borrowers, unlocking new growth  opportunities, and further enhancing market liquidity. We look forward to the exciting  journey ahead with Nick on board as we continue to drive innovation and excellence in  the securities lending space.”