Tim Frost
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Beyond finance, Tim is deeply committed to social causes and education. He serves as a Trustee for StepChange Debt Charity and is an Emeritus Governor of the LSE, where he and his wife are noted philanthropists, recently funding a program in Economics and Liberal Political Economy. He previously served in the British Army.
He humorously describes his first job at Salomon Brothers as being part of "The Millwall of finance, " highlighting an outsider, distinctive culture.
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