| Who’s who in Finance: Aziz McMahon, Economist, Ulster Bank Group Treasury |
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Aziz McMahon
Economist, Ulster Bank Group Treasury.
Current responsibilities: Financial markets research with responsibility for advising corporate treasurers and financial directors on foreign exchange money market exposures. Assit dealers in formulating trading strategies. Media spokesperson for interest rates, exchange rates and Irish economic affairs.
E-mail: aziz.mcmzhon@ulsterbank.com
Education: Third level: Trinity College Dublin, BA (Mod) 1996, M.Litt, 1998. Second level: The King’s Hospital.
Professional memberships: Irish Economic Association, International Who’s Who of Professionals 2000.
Career progress: Treasury Economist in Ulster Bank 1998 to date.
Awards: Walsh Fellowship awarded by Teagasc for postgraduate study.
Personal: Date of birth: 26/04/74. Place: Dublin. Family: Single.
Interests: rock climbing, golf, horse riding, theatre, painting.
Recommended books: Business: ‘The New Thing & Liar’s Poker’ by Michael Lewis, ‘Peddling Prosperity’ and ‘The Accidental Theorist’ by Paul Krugman. Non-business: ‘Blood Meridian’ by Cormac McCarthy, ‘I Claudius’ by Robert Graves, ‘Brave New World’ by Aldous Huxley, ‘Crime and Punishment’ by Dostoyevsky, ‘King of the world’ by David Remnick and ‘The Outsider’ by Camus. |
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| Article appeared in the August 2000 issue.
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