Evenox Names Christos Miltiadous Director of Trading
Evenox has appointed Christos Miltiadous, a former Match-Prime executive, as Director of Trading in its latest senior hire. The move follows the rebrand of LP Prime to Evenox.
Evenox has appointed Christos Miltiadous as Director of Trading, adding a senior trading executive with three years at Match-Prime in Cyprus to its leadership team. The newly rebranded multi-asset liquidity provider, formerly known as LP Prime, has recruited another senior figure from Match-Prime Liquidity as it builds out its management after the relaunch. The appointment is part of a wider series of senior hires that the company has made in recent weeks.
Who Is Christos Miltiadous?
Miltiadous spent the past three years at Match-Prime in Cyprus, where he worked as Institutional Sales and Trading Manager. That role sits close to the day-to-day flow of liquidity, which is one reason a sales and trading background matters for a firm that supplies pricing and execution to other businesses.
Before joining Match-Prime, he held positions at IC and at Jordanian broker Q8 Trade. Taken together, this gives him experience across more than one brokerage environment, covering both the institutional side of the business and the client-facing trading side.
Director of Trading: A Series of Senior Hires From Match-Prime
Miltiadous is not the only recent arrival with a Match-Prime background. Earlier this week, FNG reported that former Match-Prime COO Stavros Economides had joined LP Prime as an investor and Managing Partner. He works alongside CEO Marios Antoniou.
The company later hired another former Match-Prime executive, Adrian Ornawka, as Chief Commercial Officer. Taken together, the hires of Economides, Ornawka and Miltiadous show a leadership team being assembled around people who already know the institutional liquidity market well.
From LP Prime to Evenox: The Rebrand
LP Prime is rebranding and relaunching under the Evenox name. The company describes itself as formerly LP Prime and was founded in 2024. The rebrand comes alongside the leadership changes above, so the Director of Trading appointment is best read as part of a broader reset rather than a single isolated hire.
For clients and counterparties, a rebrand can raise practical questions: who is running the business, which legal entity they deal with, and whether the service itself is changing. The sections below set out what the announcement confirms on those points.
What Evenox Offers
Evenox describes its core business as providing customized liquidity and prime brokerage solutions. Its stated client base includes brokers, hedge funds, professional traders and high-net-worth clients. The company also offers white-label brokerage solutions and access to a broad range of asset classes.
For a broker, white-label and liquidity services can shape how quickly it can launch a product, what pricing it can offer its own clients and how its orders are executed. This is why the trading leadership of a liquidity provider is worth watching. Traders who want to understand how brokers themselves are set up can compare brokers' models in our reviews, such as the FBS Inc review or the Doo Prime review.
Corporate Structure and Regulation at a Glance
The announcement includes several details about how the company is organised. Evenox operates mainly from Cyprus but is legally domiciled in South Africa. Its operating company, Logan Capital (Pty) Ltd, has been renamed Evenox Capital (Pty) Ltd. The company states that it is an authorized financial services provider regulated by South Africa's Financial Sector Authority under license number 52610.
The table below summarises the key points from the announcement.
| Item | Details from the announcement |
|---|---|
| Current name | Evenox (formerly LP Prime) |
| Founded | 2024 |
| Main operating base | Cyprus |
| Legal domicile | South Africa |
| Operating company | Evenox Capital (Pty) Ltd (renamed from Logan Capital (Pty) Ltd) |
| Stated regulation | Financial Sector Authority, South Africa, licence number 52610 |
| Chief Executive | Marios Antoniou |
| Director of Trading | Christos Miltiadous |
| Chief Commercial Officer | Adrian Ornawka |
Before relying on any regulatory detail, it is sensible to check the regulator's own public register directly, using the licence number and the legal entity name. Company announcements are a starting point, not a substitute for that check.
Leadership After the Founder's Departure
Founder Louay Amhaz left the company in 2025. Evenox is now led by CEO Marios Antoniou. The new Director of Trading role is one of several senior positions that have been filled since then, and it is the trading function's most direct senior appointment in this announcement.
Founder changes are often the moment when clients look hardest at a firm's operations. A clear chain of responsibility, with named people in charge of trading, commercial and corporate functions, is one thing a firm can show in public. The current announcement names the CEO, the Chief Commercial Officer and the the trading, which gives a partial picture of that structure.
What This Hire Could Mean for Traders
A the trading is generally responsible for overseeing how a firm trades and manages its market exposure. The exact remit at Evenox has not been spelled out in the announcement, so it would be wrong to assume specific duties. What can be said is that a senior trading role in a liquidity provider is closely linked to pricing, execution quality and the way client flow is handled.
If you trade through a broker that uses Evenox, or any liquidity provider, you can judge leadership changes like this one with a few simple checks:
- Check the legal entity. Confirm which company you actually contract with, and whether it has changed name recently, as Logan Capital has.
- Check the regulator. Look up the licence number and the regulated entity on the official register, rather than relying only on marketing material.
- Watch for changes in execution. Keep a record of spreads, slippage and fill quality over several weeks, so you can spot any shift after management changes.
- Read the withdrawal and dispute terms. Rebrands are a good time to review the client agreement, complaint process and funding methods.
- Ask direct questions. If your broker is affected by the changes, ask what they mean for your account, pricing and support.
Key Takeaways
- Christos Miltiadous joins Evenox as the trading after three years as Institutional Sales and Trading Manager at Match-Prime in Cyprus.
- His earlier roles include positions at IC and at Jordanian broker Q8 Trade.
- The appointment sits alongside other senior hires, including Stavros Economides and Adrian Ornawka, and the rebrand from LP Prime.
- Evenox operates mainly from Cyprus, is legally domiciled in South Africa and states it is regulated under licence number 52610.
Trading with leveraged products carries a high level of risk, and you can lose more than you deposit depending on the product and account type. Management changes at a liquidity provider do not remove that risk, so always size positions according to what you can afford to lose.
About Evenox
Evenox, formerly LP Prime, was founded in 2024 to provide customized liquidity and prime brokerage solutions for brokers, hedge funds, professional traders and high-net-worth clients. The company also offers white-label brokerage solutions and access to a broad range of asset classes. It operates mainly from Cyprus and is legally domiciled in South Africa, where its operating company is Evenox Capital (Pty) Ltd.
Further reading: Financial regulation (Wikipedia).
