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STOP PRESS: CapCo set to hire Cubbitt for banking brief

Management and technology consultancy the Capital Markets Company (CapCo) is believed to be set to hire Cubitt Consulting to promote itself to the retail and investment banking sectors. CapCo, which currently retains Brunswick, launched in 1998 with IBM and Morgan Stanley as backers. Cubitt would target the financial and IT press.

by DAVID MCCORMACK / November 12, 1999

Management and technology consultancy the Capital Markets Company

(CapCo) is believed to be set to hire Cubitt Consulting to promote

itself to the retail and investment banking sectors. CapCo, which

currently retains Brunswick, launched in 1998 with IBM and Morgan

Stanley as backers. Cubitt would target the financial and IT press.

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