Oki Matsumoto

Vice Chair at Human Rights Watch

Overview

Oki Matsumoto is Vice Chair at Human Rights Watch [1][5]. Matsumoto founded Monex Group in 1999 and has served as its Chairman and CEO since that time [3]. Prior to founding Monex Group, Matsumoto worked at Goldman Sachs, beginning as Vice President from 1990 to 1994 [8] and advancing to General Partner from 1994 to 1998 [7]. Matsumoto's earlier career included a position as Analyst at Salomon Brothers from 1987 to 1990 [9]. In addition to leadership at Monex Group, Matsumoto serves as Outside Director at Mastercard [4] and previously held the position of Outside Director at Tokyo Stock Exchange from 2008 to 2013 [6]. Matsumoto holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Law from the University of Tokyo, earned between 1982 and 1987 [10].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

Oki Matsumoto is Founder, Chairman and CEO of Monex Group listed on Tokyo Stock Exchange. Monex operates major online brokers in Japan and the USA and a large crypto currency exchange from Japan, as well as some other businesses in China, Hong Kong and Australia. He presently is an outside director of MasterCard, Incorporated. and also a Vice Chair of Human Rights Watch among other positions. He served as Financial Counsel to the Prime Minister and also as an outside director of Tokyo Stock Exchange. Before founding Monex, he was a General Partner of Goldman Sachs which he became in 1994 at…

Career history

  1. Chairman & CEOApr 1999 to presentMonex Group, Inc.
  2. Outside DirectorJun 2016 to presentMastercard
  3. Vice ChairNov 2010 to presentHuman Rights Watch
  4. Outside Director2008 to Jun 2013Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc.
  5. General Partner1994 to 1998Goldman Sachs
  6. Vice President1990 to 1994Goldman Sachs
  7. Analyst1987 to 1990Salomon Brothers

Education

  1. Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Law1982 - 1987The University of Tokyo

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