Chin replaces Nentwich at Duco
23 January 2024 UK
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Michael Chin has been appointed CEO of Duco. He replaces Christian Nentwich, the company’s founder, who has held the CEO role since 2010.
Nentwich is now a member of the Duco board.
Chin has more than 35 years of industry experience and joins Duco from Bloomberg, where he was head of the Broadway Technology trading solutions business.
He was CEO of the company prior to its acquisition by Bloomberg from 2021 to 2023.
Earlier, Chin was managing director and global head of trading at Refinitiv, managing director, global head of trading and global head of equities at Thomson Reuters, and CEO of trading solutions firm Mantara.
On his appointment, Chin says: “Duco is very strongly positioned at the intersection of data, automation, and AI, all major growth areas particularly in financial services and insurance.I am looking forward to seeing the company reach its full potential.”
Nentwich comments: “It has been a privilege to lead Duco from the first few lines of code to becoming a global, mission-critical company.
“Ten years on, I am very happy that we have found, in Michael, an experienced operator to take us to the next level. I’m looking forward to focusing on the next set of ideas that can transform our product offering and further support our customers.”
Nentwich is now a member of the Duco board.
Chin has more than 35 years of industry experience and joins Duco from Bloomberg, where he was head of the Broadway Technology trading solutions business.
He was CEO of the company prior to its acquisition by Bloomberg from 2021 to 2023.
Earlier, Chin was managing director and global head of trading at Refinitiv, managing director, global head of trading and global head of equities at Thomson Reuters, and CEO of trading solutions firm Mantara.
On his appointment, Chin says: “Duco is very strongly positioned at the intersection of data, automation, and AI, all major growth areas particularly in financial services and insurance.I am looking forward to seeing the company reach its full potential.”
Nentwich comments: “It has been a privilege to lead Duco from the first few lines of code to becoming a global, mission-critical company.
“Ten years on, I am very happy that we have found, in Michael, an experienced operator to take us to the next level. I’m looking forward to focusing on the next set of ideas that can transform our product offering and further support our customers.”
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