Tim Chapman joins Jordan & Jordan

Timothy Chapman has joined consultng firm Jordan & Jordan’s management consulting practice to focus on electronic trading tools and market strategies. The company says Chapman's market and business knowledge, along with his product planning and development expertise, will help market participants meet the challenges of a rapidly changing market environment with the evolution of Order Management Systems(OMS), Execution Management Systems (EMS) market structure, and electronic trading.
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Timothy Chapman has joined consultng firm Jordan & Jordan’s management consulting practice to focus on electronic trading tools and market strategies.

The company says Chapman’s market and business knowledge, along with his product planning and development expertise, will help market participants meet the challenges of a rapidly changing market environment with the evolution of Order Management Systems(OMS), Execution Management Systems (EMS) market structure, and electronic trading.

“In addition to his core focus, Tim will assist clients with Reg NMS and MiFID implementation and compliance in the near term; however, Tim’s extensive experience in the electronic markets and trading platforms will benefit Jordan & Jordan’s clients as they rethink their business models and formulate strategies to remain competitive in a post-Reg NMS and MiFID market environment,” says Mary Lou Von Kaenel, managing director of Jordan & Jordan’s management consulting practice. “We are proud to welcome Tim to the Jordan & Jordan consulting team, where our aim is to consistently deliver innovative, practical solutions to meet our customers’ business challenges.”

Before joining Jordan & Jordan, Chapman was a senior consultant with the capital markets group at BearingPoint.

Chapman gained much of his experience at Merrill Lynch, where he was a director responsible for planning and supporting the growth of its existing electronic trading business and global client connectivity into one of the preeminent trading platforms on Wall Street. After leaving Merrill Lynch, Chapman joined Knight Capital Group where he developed a business model that transformed Knight’s Electronic Services Group from a technology-based cost center to a revenue-producing enterprise.

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