Jeremy Isaacs

London, UK

Founding Partner

JRJ Group

Biography

Jeremy Isaacs CBE is a Founding Partner of JRJ Group a private equity firm founded in 2009. The company is a growth-oriented investor & provides capital, deep operational expertise & expert strategic guidance to its portfolio companies. A former stock market trader & senior investment banker, Jeremy also runs his own charitable trust The J Isaacs Charitable Trust. Through various not-for-profit enterprises Jeremy puts his economic & capitalist skills to work via responsible & sustainable philanthropy. Jeremy was appointed CBE in the 2015 Queen’s Birthday Honours for his services to the NHS.

Jeremy Isaacs’s Newsfeed

31 Jul 2017

The Times

Lehman boss eyes broker sale

An investment firm founded by three former top executives at Lehman Brothers may sell the City derivatives broker and spreadbetting firm ETX Capital. JRJ Group, led by Jeremy Isaacs, the former boss of Lehman in London, has been holding talks with other spreadbetting firms about selling ETX, whose clients trade currencies and contracts for difference. Royal Bank of Canada has been advising JRJ on strategic options and the sale

12 Jun 2016

Financial Times

Marex Spectron profits from oil’s rebound

Commodities broker Marex Spectron has had a record start to 2016 with profits boosted by oil's recovery above $50 a barrel... Marex was bought in 2010 by JRJ Group, a private equity firm founded by Jeremy Isaacs, a...

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Jeremy Isaacs’ Background

JRJ Group

Founding Partner

Jan 2009 - Present

At JRJ Group, Jeremy is closely involved with the implementation and guidance of fund strategy, as well as the development and execution of portfolio company strategy. He is also central to the development and maintenance of JRJ Group’s extensive financial industry relationships with senior personnel across the institutional landscape, as well as with regulators and governments.

Lehman Brothers

CEO for Europe, Middle East and Asia Pacific

May 1996 - Aug 2008

London, UK

Jeremy held senior executive positions beginning in 1996. He was appointed CEO for Europe & the Middle East in 1999 and was additionally named CEO of Asia-Pacific in 2000, (positions he held simultaneously until 2008).

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Other Business Interests

Nomad Foods

Board of Directors

London, UK

Nomad Foods is a leading packaged foods company who aim to build a global portfolio of best-in-class food companies and brands within the frozen category & across the broader food sector.

Food Freshness Technology

Director

Jun 2013 - Present

Bedford, UK

Noah's Ark Children's Hospice

Trustee

Jan 2010 - Present

London, UK

Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice is a community-based hospice service providing support for children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions and their families in North and Central London and Hertsmere.

Bridges Ventures

Advisory Board Member

Aug 2008 - Present

London, UK

Bridges Ventures invest in solutions to pressing social and environmental challenges via growth business, property, social business and outcomes contracts.

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

Non-Executive Director

Dec 2003 - Sep 2016

London, UK

We are an NHS Trust of 10,000 people, providing care for around a million people every year, in our five hospitals and a growing number of community services in north west London.

The J Isaacs Charitable Trust

Trustee

Oct 1996 - Present

London, UK

Supporting general charitable purposes with a keen interest in health and wellbeing.

Marex Spectron

Chairman

Feb 2010 - Jan 2016

London, UK

Marex Spectron is a world leading commodity broker, providing clients with unrivalled breadth of coverage in metals, energy and agricultural markets, with leading services, franchises and intellectual content across all commodity markets.

British Olympic Advisory Board

Board Member

Oct 2007 - Oct 2012

London, UK

The British Olympic Association (BOA) is the National Olympic Committee (NOC) for Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It was formed in 1905 in the House of Commons and at that time consisted of seven National Governing Body (NGB) members from the following sports: fencing, life-saving, cycling, skating, rowing, athletics, rugby, football and archery.

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Jeremy Isaacs’ Education

London Business School

Honorary Fellow