Bio
Was a director of Hambros Bank from 1972 to 1983 with responsibility for United States corporate finance and for Hambros' portfolio of international unquoted investments. Was instrumental in establishing Boston Hambro Capital Company and Hambro International Venture Fund, both of which were venture investors in the United States. Left Hambros for two years to set up the London subsidiary of LF Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin, an American investment bank before returning in 1986. After briefly practising law in New York, served as an officer with the United States Special Forces and with the Department of State, Washington DC. Before joining Hambros in 1972, was an international banker for four years with Lehman Brothers in New York. Educated at Harvard College and Trinity College, Oxford and is a graduate of Harvard Law School.
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