A seasoned financial expert, Paul Edwards has enjoyed a successful career on both sides of the Atlantic. Born and bred in London, Paul decided to pursue a business degree at the London School of Economics (LSE). There he acquired an excellent grounding in finance, economics and management. Studying for his degree at LSE, Paul stumbled upon trade in global markets. The origin of his knowledge springs from both international stock exchanges and his greater interest in international trade.

After graduating, Paul’s first job was with NatWest, one of Britain’s biggest banks. Here he rose fast through the management ranks thanks to his flair for analysis and a strategic approach in handling business. Paul learned the departments of corporate banking, risk management and public relations at NatWest. He stood out in these areas as a talented up-and-coming professional located in London’s competitive financial center of the day.

Paul turned his sights to New York, the financial capital of the world, in a bid to expand his horizons. For nine years he worked with top finance groups in the city. While in New York, he held high-level positions in such prestigious corporations as JP Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs. His primary work involved wealth management, mergers and acquisitions, and global market analysis. Taking on intricate financial landscapes and his particular talent for identifying profitable investment futures won him a high reputation in the field.

In 2022, Paul Edwards returned from America to take an investment manager position for a leading London brokerage, bringing with him a wealth of international experience and a different slant on global finance. Now, in London, he is Senior Financial Strategist for a leading investment managent firm where he can focus on developing new investment strategies and giving clients at high levels both staff advisory services that come second only to those provided to corporations.

Not only is Paul a mad and a sought-after speaker of finance at conferences, he is also an actively involved mentor to young professionals in the field. As he says about the evolution of his career from London to New York and back home again, it reflects both his passion for finance and his adaptability and commitment to fostering growth and excellence within what he thinks is an already highly impressive but potentially can be even better financial sector.