Terri Duhon

Terri Duhon serves as an Associate Fellow at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, where she teaches on the MBA and MSc in Financial Economics programmes while maintaining high-level non-executive board positions including Non-Executive Chair of Morgan Stanley Investment Management Ltd., Non-Executive Director at Morgan Stanley International (Risk Committee Chair), Rathbones plc (Risk Committee Chair), and Wise plc.

Her academic foundation includes a Mathematics degree from MIT, followed by a decade as a derivative trader at J.P. Morgan where she co-developed global credit derivatives markets (documented in Fool's Gold), and later founded a consulting firm providing expert witness services during the credit crisis.

Research and Industry Focus

Ms. Duhon's expertise spans critical financial domains:

• Derivatives structuring and credit risk modeling
• Real-time portfolio management with equity, debt, and FX exposures
• Algorithmic trading strategies and execution systems
• Value-at-Risk (VaR) and scenario analysis under leverage
• Fintech innovation in global payment infrastructure
• Post-crisis unwinding of complex financial products

She leads an experiential eight-week trading course where students build and stress-test portfolios, and contributes to Oxford's Algorithmic Trading Programme exploring technology-driven market strategies.

Professional Leadership

Author of How the Trading Floor Really Works, she previously served on CHAPS Co and Operation Smile boards, and co-founded the Prince’s Trust Women’s Leadership Group.