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Richard M Spencer
Richard M Spencer
Commercial Officer

Richard has 35 years of experience within Securities and Derivatives and started his career in 1990 as a 16-year-old with Natwest Futures at the Royal Exchange in London. He then moved to the US commodities firm ‘Refco’ within the ‘International Petroleum Exchange’ (IPE) trading in Brent Crude Oil and Natural Gas before becoming a Broker/Trader at the ‘London International Financial Futures Exchange’ (LIFFE). There he worked for Companies including ‘Barclays de Zoete Wedd’ (Barclays Capital), ‘Nordbanken’ and ‘Credit Agricole’ before starting his Personal Proprietary Trading Fund focused on Short Sterling Futures. He has consulted internationally on Renewable Energy Projects and developed Financial Packages for the Mining/Commodities sector within Africa and South America. He advises as a Partner to 'LIWA Petroleum and Technical Services Est' (www.lptse.com), based in Abu Dhabi and has spoken as an expert in his field at Business Conferences around the Globe. He received his MBA, majoring in International Business and Corporate Finance in London and is presently studying the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law. Richard is also the Author of the ‘Invest in Yourself Workbook’ and Founder of the ’London School of Trade’.


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Cultural changes towards compliance-driven objectives are a key priority for commodity trading firms if they wish to avoid their reputation being tarnished by fraudulent or illegal activities. Firms operating on a global basis need to demonstrate a robust compliance framework ensuring that each territory has sufficient oversight and that Anti Money Laundering (‘AML’) regulatory requirements are being adhered to at both a local and global level.

 

On this basis the Company is actively following protocols as outlined by the ‘Financial Action Task Force (FATF)’, the ‘Eurasian Group (EAG)’, the ‘Middle East and North Africa Financial Action Task Force (MENAFATF)’ and the ‘Asia Pacific Group on Money Laundering (APG)’.

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