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Barry Stephen Townsley CBE (born 14 October 1946) is a British financier and investor. He is married to Laura Wolfson, daughter of Leonard Wolfson, Baron Wolfson of the GUS retail company. He is the father of four children and an active support of education, health and fine art charities. Barry Townsley was educated at the Hasmonean Grammar School in London. He did not attend university, but started his career as a messenger for a stockbroking firm, working his way up to being one of the youngest members of the London Stock Exchange. He later created his own stockbroking business, Townsley & Co., which he sold to the Dutch private bank Insinger de Beaufort.〔("Dawnay to cater to UK institutions" by Nick Hasell The Times 30 August 2005 )〕 Since January 2005, he has been Chairman and Founding Partner of Hobart Capital Markets LLP, and also a director of Caprice Holdings Ltd. Townsley has served as a trustee or board member for a large number of health and art charities, including the Child Bereavement Trust, National Gallery East Wing Development Project, Oxford Children’s Hospital Campaign, Royal National Institute for the Blind, Serpentine Gallery, St Mary’s Hospital Save the Baby Fund, Trinity Hospice, Weizmann Institute Foundation and the William J Clinton Foundation Insamlingsstiftelse. In 2005, he chaired the CSV Year of the Volunteer. He is the principal sponsor of Stockley Academy, a school specializing in science and technology. He is the Chairman of the Central Synagogue - London. He was awarded the CBE in 2003 for charitable services, especially to education and the arts.〔("BBC News 31 December 2003 )〕 He lists his recreational interests as contemporary art and golf. 〔("Debretts Profile" )〕 ==Early career== In 1964, Townsley left school at the age of 17 and secured a job in the City of London as a messenger for the stockbroker, W Greenwell & Co. He quickly progressed to the firm’s guilts department, joining the London Stock Exchange at the age of 21. In 1969, he joined Astaire & Co, another City of London stockbroking firm where he met Ronnie Jacobson with whom in 1976 he set up Jacobson Townsley, which became a very successful British stockbroking firm in the 80s. This firm was one of several used by Sir Trevor Dawson, the so-called "Galloping Major", who took his own life after being exposed for using his clients' funds to trade on his own account. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Barry Townsley」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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