Technology >> Analyst Interviews >> April 3, 2000
RUSS MOULD is Director of the European technology stocks at Warburg
Dillon Read. Grammar school educated, he progressed to Merton College,
Oxford in 1987, where he read Modern History for three years,
specialising in sixteenth- and seventeenth century English literature.
He left Oxford and started his career as a fund manager at Scottish
Equitable, in Edinburgh, in 1991, with responsibility for the
Scandinavian and Swiss equity markets. Russ joined what was then SG
Warburg in February 1993 and has been at the firm, through its many
guises since then. He has covered European technology stocks at what is
now Warburg Dillon Read (UBS Warburg from the second of May) for seven
years and is currently a Director. He works with a five-strong pan-
European technology hardware team, which constitutes part of WDR's 70-
strong global technology hardware effort. Russ Mould is 30 years of
age, still single, and remains a proud Yorkshireman. He is a passionate
football fan (and Leeds United season ticket holder) and keen follower
of the racehorses. He is also aficionado of the James Bond films (even
more so of the original Fleming novels) and the cult TV shows "The
Avengers" and "The Prisoner". Profile
that you follow. Mr Mould: I cover pan-European hardware technology
companies, which would include Siemens (SIEG.F), Philips
