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Kevin Rodgers takes the speaker spotlight Q&A ahead of his keynote speech at the upcoming London Summit.

One of the notable speakers at the London Summit this year is Kevin Rodgers. Retired from Deutsche Bank in 2014 after a 15 year stint, he has since turned to other, rather unconventional pursuits for an investment banker. But he also set out to provide his perspective on a two decades long evolution of the market. The result, Why Aren’t They Shouting, is a lucid and surprisingly amusing account of the growing impact technology has on every aspect of investment banking.
In his keynote speech, called ‘arguing about shouting’, Rodgers will outline comments the book has earned form former colleagues, competitors, regulators and other pundits. Here’s a glimpse into what you can expect.
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What is your position and what does your role entail?

Being retired, I am currently – apart from writing and singing – not gainfully employed, although I am an investor in a few dozen start ups. This is something that takes up quite some time most weeks – mainly on the ones that are doing very well or doing very badly. Prior to my retirement I was the global head of FX at Deutsche Bank.
What was the single most important event or development the market saw in 2016?
The exponential rise of computer power will continue to disturb the competitive balance in all markets
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