Dylan Samuel
About Dylan Samuel
Dylan Samuel serves as the Executive Vice President at Banque Lombard Odier & Cie SA in London, a position he has held since 2016. With a strong background in investments and estate planning, he promotes sustainable investment practices in the wealth management sector.
Work at Lombard Odier
Dylan Samuel has served as Executive Vice President at Banque Lombard Odier & Cie SA since 2016. Based in London, he has been with the firm for eight years, focusing on enhancing client-focused private banking services. His role involves overseeing investment strategies and portfolio development, ensuring that clients receive tailored financial solutions.
Previous Experience at J.P. Morgan
Before joining Lombard Odier, Dylan Samuel worked at J.P. Morgan as a Private Banker from 2008 to 2016. During his eight years at J.P. Morgan in London, he specialized in managing client relationships and developing investment portfolios, gaining significant experience in the private banking sector.
Education and Expertise
Dylan Samuel studied Mechanical Engineering at the University of Bath from 1997 to 2002, where he achieved a 2.1 degree. His educational background provides a strong analytical foundation that complements his expertise in investments, estate planning, and financing within the wealth management sector.
Investment and Estate Planning Knowledge
Dylan Samuel possesses a strong background in investments, contributing to the development of client portfolios. He has deep knowledge of estate planning and financing, which enhances the private banking services offered to clients. His expertise allows him to provide comprehensive financial advice tailored to individual client needs.
Advocacy for Sustainable Investment
Dylan Samuel advocates for sustainable investment and responsible capital in the wealth management sector. His commitment to these principles reflects a growing trend in the industry, emphasizing the importance of ethical considerations in investment strategies and client portfolio management.