Richard Stanton was always fascinated by the mechanics of financial markets. Born into a family of economists in Boston, Massachusetts, he pursued a degree in Financial Policy & International Relations at Harvard University, where he developed a keen interest in market regulation and systemic risk mitigation.
Katherine Holloway grew up in Washington, D.C., where she was surrounded by international policymakers and financial leaders. She studied Global Economics at Yale University, later earning a master’s degree in International Trade & Financial Diplomacy.
Her career took her to the World Bank, where she worked on financial inclusion initiatives in emerging economies. She later joined the Financial Stability Board (FSB), where she coordinated cross-border regulatory agreements between the world’s leading economies.
Nathan Carter grew up in the fast-paced world of Wall Street. Raised in Chicago, Illinois, he had a natural talent for numbers and risk assessment, leading him to earn a PhD in Financial Economics from Harvard. He became one of the youngest quantitative analysts at a leading investment bank, specializing in algorithmic trading and systemic risk modeling.
A former Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) official, William Hargrove was known for his unwavering commitment to financial law and investor protection. Born in London, UK, he pursued Financial Law at the University of Cambridge, later specializing in compliance and regulatory enforcement.
