LIGHTHOUSE CAPITAL CORPORATION - Key Persons
Angus graduated from Napier University, Edinburgh in 1976 and later undertook post-graduate studies at Insead Business School, Fontainebleau, France.
He has spent over 40 years in international merchant banking, spanning periods in risk management, debt and equity capital markets, major corporate client coverage, and private banking.
The longest spell of his career was with Danske Bank where he rose to be Associate Member of the Executive Committee responsible for wholesale corporate and institutional banking, DCM, ECM Corporate Finance, Structured Finance and Securitisation - following which he joined Fortis Bank in Brussels where he was Co-CEO of Global Merchant Banking.
Since 2010, Angus has taken on a number of independent non-executive director roles, some in banks and some in other industries and has also assisted in several capital-raisings for start-up and growing companies in a variety of industries.
Angus has also been active in extra-curricular activities beyond his career roles, including amongst others having been Chairman of The Association of Foreign Banks in the City of London, Vice President of the British Bankers Association, Chairman of the Institute of Risk Standards & Qualifications.
Angus enjoys most sports - in particular, football, rugby, golf and F1 motor racing.
On graduating from District School in 1994, David underwent a traditional Swiss banking apprenticeship with Neue Aargauer Bank (today Credit Suisse Group) until 1997 when he graduated Banking School in Baden and became a federal certified banker. In 2004 David graduated from the Financial Planning School (CFP) with a diploma of Certified Financial Planner.
From 1997 to 2008, he worked in different roles within the Credit Suisse Group, mainly in the private banking area.
During his time at Credit Suisse, he received extensive exposure in Management, HR and in the field of project management through seminars, training, and online courses. He was also active in internal training and education given to new employees of the group.
In 2008, after 14 years with the Credit Suisse Group, David took a different route and accepted a position with Turks and Caicos Banking Company (TCBC) in Grand Turk. Originally hired mainly to manage the investment function within the Bank, he became responsible for TCBC's lending since when its loan portfolio has increased significantly. In 2010 David moved to Providenciales and in 2015, he was appointed as the Bank's Chief Executive Officer, a position he continues to hold.
David enjoys most sports - in particular, football, wind and kite-surfing.
After graduating from university, Peter joined the international accounting firm, Coopers & Lybrand's Auckland, NZ office before moving to TCI in 1977 to manage C&L's office in Grand Turk where, on completion of his contract, he established Chartered Trust in 1980.