Council Members in this Study Group: 52
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Lynton JonesChairman
Bourse Consult![]()
Lynton Jones is the Chairman and Founder of Bourse Consult, a UK-based firm which specializes in providing strategic advisory services related to the securities and derivatives markets. Mr. Jones has held senior roles in several prominent European exchanges...
John WoodmanPrincipal
EFFICIENT FRONTIERS, LLC![]()
John Woodman is a Principal at Efficient Frontiers, LLC, a consultancy firm specializing in capital markets and a non-executive Director of Chi-X Europe Ltd. Previously, he was COO of Knight Securities' European business and Managing Director at UBS Warburg,...
Principal
Bourse Consult![]()
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...
Principal
Bourse Consult![]()
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...
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Should Nasdaq's Deal with Borse Dubai be blocked by US Legislators?
September 26, 2007
Paulson Faces test on Dubai's | www.ft.com
The 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.
Do they know what they have they stepped in?
September 28, 2006
The ECB steps in | www.bourse-consult.com
The European Central Bank has proposed that it could take on the job of providing a securities settlement service for the eurozone countries. But there are a host of questions still to be answered before it makes its decision.
How do you tell a broker from an exchange anyway?
September 25, 2006
Broker-Exchange Battle Goes Global | www.globalcustody.net
The distinctions between exchanges and brokers are getting blurred. Expect unlikely matches as well as confrontations.
Clearer M&A rules coming - but don't hold your breath!
September 20, 2006
EU to tighten banking M&A supervisory procedures | www.forbes.com
- Proposal is intended to standardise grounds for approving or rejecting cross-border acquisitions of financial institutions across Europe
- An interesting aspect is the proposal to extend the rules to exchanges
- But it is only a proposal for a directive at this stage. Implementation will take years, so it won't affect any deals under consideration now.
December 7, 2006 | London
GLGi: Competing in a Consolidating Marketplace – The Future of ExchangesDecember 7, 2006 | London
GLGi: Competing in a Consolidating Marketplace – The Future of ExchangesDecember 6, 2006 | Boston
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