Martin is a risk framework architect who designs risk measurement systems for auditors and risk managers working in trading firms, energy houses, manufacturing companies and financial institutions. He has more than twenty years’ experience developing bespoke risk reporting and scorecard assessment solutions with a particular focus on operational audit, IT, finance and the transactional aspects of a business. He also has a very strong knowledge of Business Continuity, Quality Control, Trade and Supply Chain Resilience, valuation and strategy.

​He is currently working with several companies throughout South East Asia and the Middle East assisting these organisations to build industry best practice frameworks for audit. Working with IIA chapters, he has a strong knowledge of COSO, ISO 31000 and Risk Based Audit procedures at a highly technical level. He is also very practical with his work.

​In the futures markets, Martin has worked closely with stock exchanges in South East Asia assisting with the due diligence of new trade instruments and is a credited trainer for the International Academy of Financial Management on structured finance. Martin is a Six Sigma Black Belt project manager, has outstanding information technology skills.

​​Involvement in the design and operationalization of new products and experienced in business process redesign. Martin has been involved in financial planning, treasury and budgeting initiatives from both a risk, accounting and compliance perspective. Martin not only understands the various aspects of different risks business units face but is able to assess the quality of control from a regulatory perspective.

​​He is currently working with several institutions throughout South East Asia and the Middle East, assisting these organisations to build industry best practice risk management frameworks. In the futures markets, Martin has worked closely with stock exchanges in South East Asia designing new commodity instruments.

​Some of his clients include: BNP Paribas; Marafiq Power and Water, United Nations, Petronas, Emirates Group, Bursa Malaysia, Mobily & STC, Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of America, Saudi Hollandi Bank and many more.