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In 2008 I was offered a position as a chartered accountant. For a few months I was able to work for an investment bank for around £200 a month. But then I realised my career was over. I had to leave my position in 2008 and start over with a job in finance. I did this for three years, at no extra cost to myself, and then moved on to my current job at the London Stock Exchange in January 2013. This was a huge change for me and for the young person who grew up with that experience. I spent most of that time looking at stocks like the London Stock Exchange, which have their own unique structure (called the "Stock Exchange"), based on the traditional British company's stock market. However, with a little help from my employer, I had the opportunity to see what I could do with the investment funds and I was hooked. In the summer of 2014 I decided I wanted to make a change and started my own investment company. I used the money I made from the UK to buy some new homes and begin my own business. After an initial £3.5m investment, I got paid around £6m in bonuses and a bonus of £1,200 per share. My company had a great reputation and I loved the fact that I was able to create a company that would help the young people of London. By the time I was 30 I had an investment fund of around £500m, with a total investment of around £8bn. I decided to start my own firm, which is now in operation and will be called London Stock Exchange. Having already made a career out of managing the stock market, I decided to start this new company, and my hope was that by doing so I would help create a career for young people. I worked with a number of people in the stock market. I had some experience working with the banks and other small companies, who were