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Meet the Professor
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Proposed roles for a
banking controller
Professor Nigel Harper
Chartered Banker
Bangor University
Master’s Degree, MBA Banking
Former Managing Director of Finance House that I set up in St James’s in London, and highly professional and accomplished Head of
Lending and Risk specialist. Chair of Arrears Committee for FTSE 100 listed bank. Loan book £3.5bn. HMRC Retail Banking
Specialist. Former Council Fellow of the Chartered Banker Institute. Working with BoE, FCA, SMEA, APPG Fair Banking Committee
and Thames Valley and other Police Forces as Banking Specialist.
Strengths –Leadership; Retailing FS; Corporate Governance; Boardroom Governance; Audit, Financial Crime Investigations;
Commercial Lending and Credit Risk Management; Arrears Management; Regulatory Compliance FCA and PRA; EU Banking
Directives; Corporate Strategy and Marketing Strategy; Banking Training and Banker Examiner for Moody’s Retail Banking Academy
International. Banking Expert Witness RCJ.
Transparency Task Force Ambassador
Interests: Politics, Rugby, Reading, Banking.
“The
criteria
that
underpins
the
banker
customers
relationship
state
that
bankers
will
act
with
integrity,
morality,
honesty,
ethically,
truthfully,
trustfully,
with
openness,
transparency,
justice, loyalty and respect for all customers. This binds the banker customers’ relationship”