Nicholas Lane

Nicholas Lane

London, England, United Kingdom
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As a commercially-focussed and Big-Four-qualified CFO
• with an ACA from ICAEW and MBA…

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  • Looking for CFO role in Financial Services / Fintech / Technology / SaaS / Private Equity / SMF3

    London Area, United Kingdom

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    London, United Kingdom

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    London, United Kingdom

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    Oxford, United Kingdom

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Education

  • University of Oxford Graphic

    University of Oxford

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    Activities and Societies: Said Business School

    ✔ - Co-authored a prize winning research paper on Tactical Asset Allocation. The project was sponsored by Cazenove Capital.

    Electives included Private Equity and European Financial Markets.

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    Activities and Societies: Graduates chess team

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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyc%C3%A9e_Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague

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    10 O-levels (5 A-grade, 5 B-grade)

  • #FCA

  • #ACA

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  • Nick's Guide to Litigation Financing (for investors, borrowers and financing firms)

    LinkedIn

    For anyone interested in Litigation Financing, this article (which has grown a little since first published) covers:

    - Some interesting statistics about the success rates of cases funded by a leading litigation financing firm
    - Investor perspective in terms of funding litigation (great returns if managed appropriately)
    - Borrower / seller perspective (reduce upfront cash outflows and minimise risks if you lose the case)
    - Internal considerations for Litigation Funding…

    For anyone interested in Litigation Financing, this article (which has grown a little since first published) covers:

    - Some interesting statistics about the success rates of cases funded by a leading litigation financing firm
    - Investor perspective in terms of funding litigation (great returns if managed appropriately)
    - Borrower / seller perspective (reduce upfront cash outflows and minimise risks if you lose the case)
    - Internal considerations for Litigation Funding firms
    - Complexities of generating reliable forward looking cash flow forecasts
    - How you might account for a portfolio of cases that have been funded (more clarity = less share price volatility)

    I would be delighted to help you improve the accounting for your portfolio of litigation cases

    See publication
  • Essential reading for EU based financial institutions doing business in the UK

    LinkedIn

    Once the Brexit transition period ends in Dec 2020, EU institutions that are using the MiFID passporting regime to do business in the UK will have to set up a UK establishment, apply for UK authorisation (FCA / PRA), put appropriate systems and UK governance structures in place. See the article itself for more information and links to FCA guidance on this matter.

    Having experience helping clients in all of the above areas, I would be delighted to have a conversation with any impacted…

    Once the Brexit transition period ends in Dec 2020, EU institutions that are using the MiFID passporting regime to do business in the UK will have to set up a UK establishment, apply for UK authorisation (FCA / PRA), put appropriate systems and UK governance structures in place. See the article itself for more information and links to FCA guidance on this matter.

    Having experience helping clients in all of the above areas, I would be delighted to have a conversation with any impacted institutions that are looking to establish a UK management team; particularly if that includes hiring a head of finance to oversee the authorisation application (including ensuring there are adequate systems and processes in the UK to meet regulatory requirements), work with your tech team to keep your existing systems compliant with UK requirements going forward or find new systems / platforms for your UK business, etc.

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Test Scores

  • GMAT

    Score: 740

    Top 2 % of MBA applicants

Languages

  • French

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