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Stuart Fraser

Stuart Fraser came to the City of London in 1963 as a trainee stockbroker and over the course of his career moved through a succession of investment related disciplines, including Foreign Exchange, Money Broking, International Equities, Investment Research and Fund Management, becoming a member of the London Stock Exchange in 1980.

Stuart is currently a director of Brewin Dolphin Securities, the UK's largest independent quoted stockbroker responsible for the management of Private Client, Charitable and Trust investment portfolios and is Chairman of the Group's Asset Allocation Committee. He is an Associate of the CFA and Research and a Fellow of the Securities and Investment Institute.

  • Four challenging years guiding the City through its tumult and turmoil
    Monday 30th April 2012, 2:42am GMT
    CITY MATTERS
    STUART FRASER
    WHEN I assumed the position of chairman of policy and resources at the City of London Corporation in 2008, I knew that there would be difficulties. But very few people could have anticipated the... [Read more]
  • Join the City Stress Test this May and get your Olympic plans in shape
    Monday 16th April 2012, 3:21am GMT
    CITY MATTERS
    STUART FRASER
    THIS Sunday’s Virgin London Marathon will signal the push off the starting block for many of us in the City in the sprint towards the 2012 Olympics. With little over one hundred days to go until the... [Read more]
  • Future energy demand requires planning now
    Monday 26th March 2012, 2:10am GMT
    STUART FRASER
    AS THE financial year draws to a close, and with a degree of stability in financial markets, we can now think about the longer-term future of the City and London’s financial services. The findings of... [Read more]
  • Resilient London stays at the top by adapting
    Monday 12th March 2012, 3:38am GMT
    STUART FRASER
    MIPIM is an acronym which I suspect not many people, outside of the property industry, have come across. It is a real estate show for professionals held every year in Cannes, France. This year over... [Read more]
  • Build for the future to keep the City running
    Monday 27th February 2012, 4:43am GMT
    STUART FRASER
    THE recent Court of Appeal hearing regarding the St Paul’s protest will be welcome news to many working in the City. Although peaceful protest is a democratic right and often sparks important debate... [Read more]
  • Tokenism is no way to create cultural change
    Monday 13th February 2012, 4:48am GMT
    STUART FRASER
    AFTER a year in which the Centre for Economic and Business Research has estimated a total loss of around 27,000 jobs from the financial sector, and one in which it has been predicted by the Office... [Read more]
  • We need to rebalance the anti-City rhetoric
    Monday 30th January 2012, 3:57am GMT
    STUART FRASER
    FIGURES published by the Office for National Statistics this week showed that over the last quarter manufacturing output shrank by 0.9 per cent, returning the total back to the level we saw in the... [Read more]
  • Shareholders are accountable for executives’ pay
    Monday 16th January 2012, 4:00am GMT
    Governments get a much-needed cash injection out of bonus season
    STUART FRASER
    BONUS season is always a potentially politically explosive time and this year is unlikely to prove any different. Total bonus payouts across the City are expected to fall steeply this year from £6.... [Read more]
  • It’s a good time for the City’s taxes to pour in
    Monday 19th December 2011, 4:08am GMT
    STUART FRASER
    AT A time when the City’s value is being questioned, both in the UK and in Europe, it is more important than ever that we highlight the huge contribution it continues to make – even in this extremely... [Read more]
  • Keep a new Heathrow runway on the table
    Monday 5th December 2011, 4:00am GMT
    STUART FRASER
    GRIDLOCK is often the outcome of public sector walkouts so we can be grateful that last week’s strikes did not, as feared, severely impact upon Heathrow. Civil servants and others stepped in to... [Read more]
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