Coral is the first and only web based software platform, built from the ground up, to facilitate all aspects of the direct contract medical services market.Coral enables employers, administrators, health care providers, and covered individuals, to actively manage, or interact with, every aspect of the process, in real-time.Coral is designed to be the network infrastructure linking all aspects of the services and process required to initiate, manage and pay for direct contract episodes of care.

SME Lending in Africa/Middle East

WIFI Metropolis builds, operates and monetizes public wifi and 5G located in major transportation hubs, event facilities, and retail shopping facilities/zones.

Chi-X Asia Pacific Holdings is the parent company of exchange operators Chi-X Japan, Chi-X Australia and its trading platform technology business, Chi-X Global Technology. Chi-X Asia Pacific Holdings was acquired by CBOE on June 30, 2021.

Global Cornerstone was a public special purpose acquisition company. The IPO was underwritten by Citibank and Deutche Bank in April, 2011.

Vice Chairman of Chi-x Global the holding company, with exchange operating units in Canada, Japan, Singapore and Australia. Instinet, a subsidiary of Nomura, was the owner of Chi-X Global during this period.

Responsible for the management and supervision of Chi-X Global technology, the technology group within Chi-X Global. Chi-X Global Technology sales, support and program managment were located in New York, Oklahoma City, London and Paris. The development operations were located in Hong Kong with testing located in Shenzhen. The organization was primarily the Cicada organization acquired by Instinet in November, 2008. The group supported the Composer technology deployed by Cicada, and redeveloped, maintained and marketed equity trading platforms based on systems originally developed by the Instinet division of Nomura. The redeveloped trading platform was deployed for use by Chi-X Global controlled exchanges and was marketed to other Exchanges. This unit also incorporated MarketPrizm an ultra low latency European trading data and market connection network linking all European exchanges via dark fiber to MarketPrizm high frequency trading customers.

China Ceramics was a public company that was the result of a merger with a Special Purpose Acquisition Company. I serviced as chairman of audit committee of the public SPAC and resigned upon the closing of the acquisition.

Founded Cicada in 1998, and along with Hubert Holmes and Richard Leung developed a series of market leading products including Composer, Profiler, CounterpartyLink, Composer Risk, Risk Grid and MarketPrizm. The major customers included Deutsche Borse, Euronext, OMX, SGX, AIG, UBS, Morgan Stanley and many others. Cicada had operations in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Tianjin, Singapore, Chenai, Cairo, Bucherest, Paris, Amsterdam, London, New York and Oklahoma City. CounterpartyLink, Composer Risk and Risk Grid where sold to Investors Guaranty in March, 2008. Cicada was sold to the Instinet division of Nomura and became the technology arm of the newly formed Chi-X Global in November, 2008.

In this role I was responsible for the management and development of all the content assets of Dow Jones Telerate and served on the Dow Jones Telerate Executive Committee. I organized and participated in one of the unsuccessful bids for Telerate when it was sold in 1998. The group I organized included Cantor Fitzgerald and Texas Pacific Group. The wining bidder was Bridge/Welsh Carson.

Founded Indepth Data, a business focused on the comprehensive coverage of the taxable fixed income market in the United States, except MBS. The Company also provided coverage of the Eurobond market. The content included model pricing of 50,000+ instruments, data on all key terms and conditions, abstracts of convents, and financial analysis that normalized a company's data against its bond covenant definitions. The company also operated a news wire dedicated to the high yield market. Its customers included all major investment banks and Reuters. The company which was 10% owned by Salomon Brothers, was sold to Dow Jones Telerate in May 1997.

As an Investment Banker at Thomson Mckinnon, I worked primarily on public offering of financial service companies. At the time Thomson McKinnon was the 9th largest broker in the United States.

Argo was a satellite based long distance telephone company based on Ku band transponders leased from the Canadian government on the Anik-D satellite. Argo was founded by Francesco Galesi and Sidney Kahn, then a Sr. Vice President of E.F.Hutton. I had worked closely on the original formation and drafted the business plan in consultation with the team hired to operate the business. I was requested to join as CFO during an interim period when the core team was being reorganized and to support the eventual $10 million funding from several telephone groups in the U.S. and Europe. Mission accomplished, I returned to banking.

Associate and worked primarily on Technology, Telecommunications and Oil & Gas transactions. At the time, E.F.Hutton was the 6th largest investment bank in the United States.