Gerald Ashley has over 25 years' experience in international financial markets, having worked for banks in London, Hong Kong and Switzerland. His primary market experience is in foreign exchange, currency options, precious metals and money markets.He is now a writer, speaker and strategic advisor on the benefits and applications of behavioural finance in banking and trading. He is a regular contributor to the financial press.
Gerald Ashley is an advisor, writer and speaker on business risk and decision making. He has over thirty years experience in international finance, having worked for Baring Brothers in London and Hong Kong, and the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland. He is now Managing Director of St. Mawgan & Co which he co-founded in 2001, a London-based consultancy specialising in strategy consulting, risk management and decision making in finance, business and risk-taking. He is a Visiting Fellow at Newcastle Business School and a regular contributor in the press. Terry Lloyd has spent over thirty years in the world of business development. Trained as a mechanical engineer, he… joined Rolls Royce Aero Engines in the compressor design office, before joining the Mechanical Engineering Department of Nottingham University, within a team solving technical problems using early computer systems. During his time there he was awarded his PhD. He then moved into mainstream computing where, at Perkin Elmer, he helped to design and develop the first commercial software suite for mini-computers. From there he moved in to financial software including trading room technology and financial data. He is now a director of St. Mawgan & Co.