Warren Edwardes is CEO of Delphi Risk Management,
the London-based financial product creativity, communication and control
consultancy. He is Director of The London School of Banking and Finance and
author of in
ternational best-seller, Key
Financial Instruments: understanding
and innovating in the world of derivatives" 4 February 2000 Financial Times Prentice Hall ISBN 0273 63300
7 London
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Warren was previously on the board of Charterhouse Bank and has worked in the treasury divisions of Barclays Bank, British Gas and Midland Bank. He first researched into what were later to be called "derivatives" in 1975 and was part of the team that executed one of the world's first currency swaps in 1981. Since then he has devised and transacted numerous structures that form part of the history of derivatives. Edwardes can be contacted via we@dc3.co.uk
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