A reforming pioneer in the investment advice industry, Henri Aram was also outspoken about the operation of finance markets and the behaviour of big corporates.
Henri Aram, a finance markets gadfly, and a pioneer in the push for impartial investment advice based on openly negotiated fees, died on April 19. He was 101.
In a remarkable career spanning more than 70 years, Henri Aram worked in the aviation industry, retailing, the rag trade, stockbroking and personal investment advice.
