Bourse Consult
www.bourse-consult.comBourse Consult was founded in 2002 by two former exchange CEOs, Lynton Jones (formerly of Nasdaq International, The International Petroleum Exchange and Jiway, amongst others) and Steffen Schubert (formerly of Easdaq and the Munich Stock Exchange). It specialises in providing a diverse range of strategic consultancy services related to the securities markets. Steffen Schubert stepped down from the Group in late 2003 to take on the full-time position of Chief Executive of the Dubai International Financial Exchange. In 2005 two additional former CEOs joined the group, Peter Cox, former CEO of the OM London Exchange, and Hugh Simpson, former CEO of Crest. In 2007 John Mackeonis, a well known former securities regulator, joined the consultancy.
Leading Experts at Bourse Consult(?)
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Lynton JonesPrincipal
Lynton Jones is the Chairman and Founder of Bourse Consult, a UK-based firm which specializes in providing a range of strategic advisory services related to the securities and derivatives markets. Mr. Jones has held senior roles in several prominent European exchanges including Chief Executive Officer...
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Peter Cox is a Principal of London-based Bourse Consult and was most recently the Chief Executive of OM London Exchange (OMLX), a UK regulated exchange operating a market and clearing house closely integrated with the national exchanges and clearing houses in Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Under Mr. Cox’s...
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Hugh Simpson is a Principal of Bourse Consult, a London-based independent consulting firm specializing in financial market institutions. He is also a respected commentator on European exchange developments. He has been called on for advice on the possible mergers involving the London Stock Exchange...
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Top 5 Recent NewsThe FT article makes clear that those US legislators who blocked the attempt by Dubai to take over certain US Prt facilities may now be aiming to block the sale by Nasdaq of 20% of its equity to Borse Dubai. This is a serious potential protectionist move which must pose questions about the openness of US financial markets.
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