Charlotte Crosswell
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WATCH: Charlotte Crosswell Talks About The New NASDAQ OMX NLX on MarketsWiki.tv (July 2012) |
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| Charlotte Crosswell | |
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| Occupation | President of NASDAQ's OMX Pan European Market |
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| Employer | NASDAQ OMX |
| Location | London |
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| Website | www.nasdaqomx.com |
Charlotte Crosswell is the chief executive officer of Nasdaq OMX NLX, the cross-product trading and clearing platform. She was appointed the the position in June, 2012. [1]
prior to this, Crosswell was president of NASDAQ's OMX Pan European Market trading platform that links multiple trading pools across Europe.[2][3][4] The NASDAQ OMX Pan European Market spot required Crosswell to be based in London. She was responsible for the operations and strategic development of the Pan European market and reported to NASDAQ OMX executive vice president of Transaction Services, Chris Concannon.
Background
Crosswell started her financial career at Goldman Sachs in European equity sales in 1995 and worked there for three years.[5]
From 1998 to 2004, she held management positions at the London Stock Exchange in sales and business development roles, both in the UK and internationally.
From 2004 to 2007 Crosswell was head of international listings for NASDAQ. While in this position, she was responsible for non-U.S. IPOs and managing NASDAQ's relationships with its overseas listed companies through representatives based in London, New York, Bangalore, and Beijing. She fought with the LSE to persuade businesses in burgeoning markets to list on NASDAQ rather than London's junior Alternative Investment Market.[6]
From 2007 to 2008, Crosswell was a partner and head of business development at Pension Corporation, a London-based pension management firm. At Pension Corporation, she was responsible for the firm's business development strategy, as well as developing relationships with customers, the actuarial community and the media.[7]
John Lothian Newsletter Interview
Charlotte Crosswell Talks About The New NASDAQ OMX NLX
The interest rate market will get some more competition at the end of the year with the launch of the NASDAQ OMX NLX futures exchange. JLN editor-in-chief Jim Kharouf spoke with exchange CEO Charlotte Crosswell, at IDX 2012 in London, about the new exchange's move into euro and sterling-based short-term interest rate and long-term interest rate contracts, the trading and clearing platform and who will be participating in the new market. Published July 9, 2012. Watch at MarketsWiki.tv[8]
Education
Crosswell has a BA in French from the University of Southampton.
References
- ↑ Charlotte Crosswell Nasdaq OMX NLX. Nasdaq NLX.
- ↑ Press Release. Nasdaq.
- ↑ Charlotte Crosswell Profile. LinkedIn.
- ↑ Rising Stars/FN100: Charlotte Crosswell. Financial News.
- ↑ Charlotte Crosswell. Pension Corporation.
- ↑ The Financial News Rising Stars in European Capital Markets. Financial News.
- ↑ Rising Stars/FN100: Charlotte Crosswell. Financial News.
- ↑ Charlotte Crosswell Talks About The New NASDAQ OMX NLX. MarketsWiki.tv.
