Team

David Haiun is responsible for quantitative research and is a co-manager for the UCITS and non-UCITS funds. Before joining Lutetia Capital, David worked as a financial exotic products trader at Crédit Suisse in London.While at Crédit Suisse, he notably created and implemented volatility models. He previously held a position as a quantitative analyst on credit derivatives on ALM at Lehman Brothers. He graduated from Ecole Polytechnique (X). He also graduated from the Master's degree (DEA) of Nicole El Karoui and holds a Master of Arts in Financial Mathematics from Columbia University.

Isabel Azoulay is responsible for Investment Advisory and Investor Relations. A former Executive Director in Fixed Income Sales & Trading at Goldman Sachs in London, she was responsible for Fund Derivatives Sales in France, Belgium and Luxembourg. Isabel was previously an Associate at JPMorgan in London in Fixed Income Derivatives Marketing. She started her career as a Financial Analyst at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, in Media & Telecom Investment Banking in New York and London. Isabel graduated from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University and received her MBA from Harvard Business School.

Romain Comte is the group CFO. He is also the acting CFO for the Sartorius Group, one of the closely held shareholders of Lutetia Capital. Previously, Romain was a banker in the mergers and acquisitions group of JPMorgan in London. He began his career in the private equity division of Goldman Sachs in London. Romain is a graduate of HEC School of Management in Paris.

Alice Juliet is Legal and Compliance Officer for Lutetia Capital. She holds a Master degree in banking and financial law from the Université Clermont Auvergne (UCA), and is currently completing her PhD thesis about the ability of legal theory to stem systemic risk on financial markets.  She also is a lecturer at UCA. During her PhD researches, she was invited by Wuhan University as a young searcher in Law, she participated to several conferences and congresses, and published papers in business and comparative law. She was strongly committed to the PhD development and recognition, for example with the creation and coordination of the non-profit organization called Doct’Auvergne.