About Ceno

Ceno is building the neobank for the US-to-Asia corridor: one account where Americans invest in global equities, hold and move USD, KRW, and JPY, and run a financial life that spans two continents.

We're starting with the hardest and most valuable piece: a retail brokerage that gives US investors direct access to Korean and Japanese equities. USD in, USD out, with FX, custody, KYC, and tax reporting handled invisibly by an AI-native, agentic back end. Recent regulatory changes in Korea opened direct market access to overseas brokers for the first time, and we intend to turn that opening into the default way America invests in Asia.

The product promise is true localization: buying any global equity feels exactly like trading the US markets, with the research, filings, and news that local investors trade on translated and delivered in real time by our AI research engine. From there the map expands, market by market, until global equities sit on one shelf, with stablecoin-enabled settlement moving money across the Pacific in minutes instead of days.



The AAPI community is our beachhead; US retail is the market. Korea is where the corridor starts, and this role is where Korea starts.

Ceno's long-term edge is not only market access, but true localization: helping US investors actually understand Korean companies, their news, filings, IR updates, and market context. Ceno Research, our wholly owned Korean subsidiary, is the business unit that delivers it, producing institutional-grade IR translation and English distribution for Korean public companies (KOSPI 200 and KOSDAQ 150 mid-cap focus), with the Ceno News media arm streaming that intelligence daily. It is a real business with its own B2B revenue, not a support function. The company is seed-stage with a multiphase path to operating its own FINRA-licensed broker-dealer.

Why this role exists

This is a mini-founder role in Korea. The 12-month mandate is simple to state and hard to do: make Ceno Research r

📌 Head of APAC (Calabria)
🏢 Ceno Group
📍 Calabria