Chris Scoular
Angel Investor
Chris Scoular is a startup investor. Chris is a co-founder/partner of TTB and has over 20 years’ experience in Banking and Financial Services in the UK and Hong Kong.Previously, Chris was Group CFO at the global brokerage and investment house CLSA and in his time at CLSA, Chris oversaw many changes including the purchase of CLSA by Citic Securities. Prior to CLSA, Chris spentover 10 years at RBS both in the UK and in Hong Kong, latterly playing a lead role in the divestment of Retail and Commercial businesses in 10 countries across Asia.Prior to moving to Asia, Chris spent several years at RBS in the UK primarily supporting the UK banking business as Head of Financial Strategy. He has a degree in Accountancy and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants.
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