Michael Tory on Investment Banking and Financial Advisory


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Michael Tory is a Co-founder of Ondra LLP and serves as its Chairman. Previously, he served as head of UK investment banking for Lehman Brothers Inc. and has been a Senior UK investment banker of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. Michael Tory served as Morgan Stanley’s head of UK investment banking. He worked at New York-based Morgan Stanley for 10 years. Michael Tory has been an adviser to London Stock Exchange Plc and a member of Lehman’s European executive committee. Follow on:- Start Me Bloomberg Magazine Bark Google Sites Tumblr
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