Peter Randall
| Peter Randall | |
| Occupation | CEO |
|---|---|
| Employer | SETL |
| Website | www.equiduct-trading.com |
Peter Randall is CEO of SETL, a blockchain technology firm aimed at processing currency trades.[1]
Background[edit]
Before embarking on SETL, CEO of Equiduct Systems Ltd., a London-based electronic trading platform. He stepped down in February 2013.[2] He was appointed to the position in December 2009.[3]
Randall served as chief executive of Chi-X Europe Limited following its launch in March 2007. He was responsible for the strategic development of the business and helped Chi-X become the fourth largest equities platform in Europe. He also securee £12 million ($17 million) in new funding from existing shareholders in a deal that reduced the stake of its majority owner, agency broker Instinet Europe, a subsidiary of Instinet International Ltd. In February 2009 he stepped down from the position.[4] Randall is credited with growing Chi-X into the fifth largest equities market in Europe during his tenure.
Before Chi-X, he was chief executive of Instinet in Asia and chief operating officer of Instinet Europe Ltd.[5] Instinet was a majority owner of Chi-X. Randall started his career as an analyst and was named a leading analyst by Euromoney when he was at James Capel. He has also served on a number of regulatory committees as well as executive director of FIX Protocol Ltd.
Education[edit]
Randall was educated at the London School of Economics and the University of Oxford.
References[edit]
- ↑ London’s Wounded Fintech Scene Has Unlikely Hero Post Brexit. Bloomberg.
- ↑ Randall's legacy lives on despite Equiduct departure. The Trade News.
- ↑ Former Chi-X Europe CEO joins Equiduct. Automated Trader.
- ↑ Chief of Chi-X to Leave. Wall Street Journal.
- ↑ Peter Randall bio. Chi-X.