Michael Tory Ondra

Michael Tory Ondra says Investment banking is a division of a bank or financial institution that serves governments, corporations, and institutions by providing underwriting services, the capital raising process, and the way it is done today in the sector.  Investment banks are financial services firms or business units that engage in financial advisory transactions on behalf of individuals, corporations, and governments. Investment bankers provide advice, and investment services, and participate in private and corporate investment transactions. Banks also use many of the analytical tools and financial management processes that investment bankers rely on in their work.  Investment bankers access capital markets to identify investment sources and advise their corporate, government, and other institutional clients as their firms negotiate mergers and acquisitions and other complex transactions. Oversight contrasts with the work of investment bankers, who meet the financing need...

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

Michael Tory Ondra is a Partner/Co-Founder of Ondra Partners LLP . Michael Tory works as a Financial Advisor and he is a specialist in helping clients create long-term value and solving complex problems.  Michael Tory , with his expertise in the financial sector, gave a unique insight on how best to reform the UK’s pension schemes. The comments and proposals made by Mr. Tory to the Financial Times regarding the UK pensions system would “restore UK capital markets to health and help revitalize the economy, especially by investing in infrastructure.” Mr. Tory proposes that the UK pension system, “needs a complementary alternative to private equity to reinvigorate its corporate sector. Follow on:- Google Sites Reedsy Bark F6S Stage32