Remy has spent his entire career in leading investment banks, pioneering Structured Products and Trading Risk across the Globe.

After starting his career with BNP Paribas, he moved to Goldman Sachs where he attained the sought-after title of Partner at the age of 34 while leading trading operations in Japan and London. He joined Lehman Brothers Tokyo, and then moved to Singapore to take up a role as Global Head of FICC for Standard Chartered Bank plc where he was responsible for significant revenue generation. Remy holds an MSc in Electrical Engineering from Imperial College London and an Engineering Degree from “Ecole Centrale-Supelec” in France.

Our AI Chief Investment Officer is a revolutionary fusion of advanced machine learning and the collective wisdom of Namara’ seasoned experts. With a foundation built on decades of global market experience—spanning equities, fixed income, Commodities, and structured products—it brings institutional-grade precision to every investment decision.

Trained on the strategies and insights of executives from Goldman Sachs, Paribas, and other leading institutions, the AI-CIO continuously refines its expertise through real-time data and adaptive learning.

It holds no formal degrees, but its knowledge is vast and ever-expanding, drawing from the latest research, market trends, and regulatory developments to deliver optimal outcomes.It is designed to complement human expertise.

Joel was previously a senior global macro quantitative strategist at Dymon Asia and Graticule Asset Management based in Asia. He previously held various positions at Hedge Funds and Asset Managers acting as managing director, quantitative strategist and portfolio manager.

Starting his career as an economist for the French Ministry of Economy and Finance, Joel has expertise managing strategies from L/S quantitative macro strategies, to risk premia, statistical arbitrage and CTA-like strategies deployed across all asset-classes. He is currently finishing his PhD in Mathematical Economics at GREQAM (research unity jointly managed by CNRS, EHES, Ecole Centrale) after an M.A. from the doctoral program ESSEC-IAE as well as an M.S. in Finance from Reims University.

Dominique accumulated more than 25 years of banking experience spanning New York, London,Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore. Before founding WMCockpit, a Fintech company developing holistic estate management and advisory tools, he was Head ofWealth Solutions for Asia-Pacific at Deutsche Bank, he looked after HNWIs across Asia, developing solutions for their financing needs at a corporate level from 2021 to 2022. Prior to that role, he was the CEO of Bank Pictet& Cie (Asia) Ltd from 2016 to 2021. Dominique also held several prominent positions at Goldman Sachs since 2005, including Managing Director and Head ofCredit Capital Markets for Asia.

He holds a degree in Business Engineering from the Solvay Business School (Belgium) and is a guest lecturer at the Wealth Management Institute (Singapore) and Middlebury College (United States). He is fluent in English, French, Portuguese, Dutch, German, Spanish and Italian.

Anthony Harris’ career in the British Foreign Office, where he focused mainly on the Middle East, included postings to Beirut, Jedda, Riyadh, Khartoum and Cairo, and culminated in his appointment in 1994 as Ambassador to the UAE. On leaving the Diplomatic Service, he joined Robert Fleming in the City, in their Middle East Corporate Finance Department. When Flemings were taken over in 2000, he left to set up a consultancy businessin Dubai. After a spell as PR Director for the Ilyas and Mustafa Galadari Group, he set up, in 2006, Robert Fleming Insurance Brokers Middle East, nowpart of Tysers Insurance Brokers, based in the DIFC, which he continues to manage. He also writes on a wide range of Middle East political and economic issues.