Angus has almost 30 years’ experience in financial services, covering most aspects of the industry from system design and installation to establishing and running a fully regulated outsourced clearer. Angus was one of the original architects and authors of JHC’s FIGARO product, developed as the key integrated system for brokers and investment managers and used by major institutions, and it was his vision to develop a business that automated funds administration and settlement that saw Hubwise established in 2011.

Angus studied Applied Physics at university in Scotland, loves Bruce Springsteen (almost as much as his wife), exercise (as it allows him to eat whatever he fancies) and winning (at squash, tennis, cards, well anything really...).

Jeff’s career has spanned some 50 years with a number of diverse roles including institutional research, private client stockbroking, pension fund management and corporate treasury. Jeff has sat on a few boards, including CEO positions at Dealwise, Fyshe Horton Finney and then SVP of TD Waterhouse. Jeff is a Fellow of the Securities Institute and also sat on various industry committees.

Jeff lives with his wife near Harrogate and finds he increasingly appreciates the finer things in life (it’s his age!): golf, Aston Martins, good wine and the quiet beauty of Jersey.

Gary held a variety of IT roles before his introduction to financial services as Programme Director of Charles Schwab Europe, where he designed and implemented rolling settlement and Crest. Gary was CTO of OMX Securities between 2002 and 2009 and he is a director and founder of Safe Financials, which he founded in 2000; Safe Financials have been successfully operating the Crest simulator since then and provide testing and support services with over 60 million messages processed annually.

In his younger days, Gary was in the army. Now he races cars in his spare time, has a passion for black Labradors and is something of a whisky connoisseur.

Viki started her career in financial services over 25 years ago with ShareLink and then with Charles Schwab Europe, gaining experience throughout the organisation and specialising in Brokerage Operations and Programme Management. She joined OMX Securities in 2004 and was appointed Chief Operating Officer in 2006 where the operation had in excess of £5.5 billion assets under administration and settled over 6,000 trades daily worldwide. Following the sale to TD, she continued to be accountable for the institutional operation before joining Hubwise in 2012.

Viki spends much of her free time riding across the beautiful Cannock Chase in sunshine, wind and rain. She enjoys an eclectic taste in music and these days can sometimes be found crowd-surfing or in the mosh pit at a serious music venue in Birmingham!!

Andy has over 30 years' experience in Financial Services. He has held diverse senior CIO and CTO management positions in software technology businesses specialising in trading systems, including Pat Systems, Velsys, London Capital Group and Web Financial Group.

Most recently he was CTO of Lacuna Solutions, a start-up for KYC and regulatory reporting. Andy has led cross-industry initiatives for the adoption of technology standards and co-founded Bolero.net, the first service to enable the trading of goods and commodities through electronic bills of lading.

Andy's background will enable Hubwise to continue to progress with the adoption of good IT processes and procedures, and to ensure that Hubwise's technology architecture is not only best in class, but also serves the dynamic needs of tomorrow.

Doug has 28 years of financial services experience gained from firms including Barclays Stockbrokers, Halifax Share Dealing and City Index.

In recent years, Doug founded Interactive Investor's in-house share dealing service which has since grown to become the 2nd largest D2C platform in the UK, and from 2015 to 2018, was the European COO of FNZ. During his time at FNZ, assets under administration grew from £42bn to £220bn, supported in Edinburgh with an operations centre in the Czech Republic.

Since May 2018, Doug has been supporting the growth of several fintech businesses, including Hubwise, where he is now working closely with Angus and the senior management team to scale and implement the steps required to support the planned expansion of the business.

Helen qualified as an investment manager in 1995, working and qualifying at Cripps Harries Hall (now Heartwood Wealth Management), which was one of the largest solicitor investment manager firms in the UK.

Helen moved to specialise in regulation and compliance some 14 years ago and in the run-up to FSA regulation, Helen worked with the Association of Solicitors and Investment Managers to produce practitioner manuals, deliver training around the country and develop consultancy audit services for authorised professional firms.

Helen was Director of Compliance and Risk (and MLRO) at Lawshare in Kent and when it became a subsidiary company of OMX Securities in 2003, Helen took responsibility for compliance, legal, risk, HR and training. During her time at Lawshare she sat for several years as a member of the APCIMS Regulatory Committee and was individually selected by the FSA to participate in industry workshops and select panels for key topics such as MiFID and Depolarisation.

Helen is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Securities & Investments and has over 23 years’ experience in the securities industry.

Doug has 28 years of financial services experience gained from firms including Barclays Stockbrokers, Halifax Share Dealing and City Index.

In recent years, Doug founded Interactive Investor's in-house share dealing service which has since grown to become the 2nd largest D2C platform in the UK, and from 2015 to 2018, was the European COO of FNZ. During his time at FNZ, assets under administration grew from £42bn to £220bn, supported in Edinburgh with an operations centre in the Czech Republic.

Since May 2018, Doug has been supporting the growth of several fintech businesses, including Hubwise, where he is now working closely with Angus and the senior management team to scale and implement the steps required to support the planned expansion of the business.

Helen qualified as an investment manager in 1995, working and qualifying at Cripps Harries Hall (now Heartwood Wealth Management), which was one of the largest solicitor investment manager firms in the UK.

Helen moved to specialise in regulation and compliance some 14 years ago and in the run-up to FSA regulation, Helen worked with the Association of Solicitors and Investment Managers to produce practitioner manuals, deliver training around the country and develop consultancy audit services for authorised professional firms.

Helen was Director of Compliance and Risk (and MLRO) at Lawshare in Kent and when it became a subsidiary company of OMX Securities in 2003, Helen took responsibility for compliance, legal, risk, HR and training. During her time at Lawshare she sat for several years as a member of the APCIMS Regulatory Committee and was individually selected by the FSA to participate in industry workshops and select panels for key topics such as MiFID and Depolarisation.

Helen is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Securities & Investments and has over 23 years’ experience in the securities industry.