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Purpose
Certificate in Financial Engineering (CFE) course and the CFE Exam, both Level 1 and Level 2, would be governed and supervised by a team of members drawn from top tier global banks and financial institutions, most of who would themselves be CFE graduates. This would be the CFE Executive Committee ("the CFE ExComm"). CFE ExComm members would be de facto administrators of the CFE School.
Some of the key responsibilities of the CFE ExComm would be:
- To oversee the CFE course and ensure that it is delivered according to industry best practices and the high standards of the CFE School developed over the years;
- To design and develop the CFE Curriculum, for the CFE course and the CFE Exam;
- To oversee and govern the CFE Exam and to ensure that the exam is delivered and administered in a fair and proper manner while maintaining the high standards of the CFE School;
- To vet and supervise the CFE Exam questions and to set benchmarks for the CFE Level 1 and Level 2 exam;
- To audit the results of the CFE Exam;
- To have oversight over all matters pertaining to ethics and compliance related to the CFE course and the CFE Exam.
Members
The following are the current members of the CFE ExComm:
 Richard Kendrick
Market Risk Management
Goldman Sachs
London
 Xavier Ducros
European Head of Structuring
Rabobank
London
 Lynn Raebsamen
(CFE graduate)
Commodity Analytics
Bloomberg, Hong Kong
 Olivier Besson
(CFE graduate)
Market Risk Management
Barclays Capital, Hong Kong
 Boris Mangal
(CFE graduate)
FX Options Trader
RBC Capital Markets, Tokyo
- Andrew Lee
(CFE graduate)
Executive Director
GuosenAsset Management, Hong Kong
- Andrew Fung
(CFE graduate)
Product Control
Barclays Capital
 Rajat Bhatia
Founder, Neural Capital
Formerly at Lehman Brothers and Citibank Asset
Management, London
 Anshum Bhambri
Ex-Analyst, Strategic Equity Derivatives
Credit Suisse
London
 Michael Tam
Credit Suisse
Hong Kong
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