Chris Wickham

Chris Wickham is an accomplished investment analyst and financial strategist with over three decades of experience spanning global markets. He currently serves as Chief Executive Officer of CWIC Equity Solutions Ltd and Chief Marketing Officer at TAG Investment Bankers Ltd.

At CWIC Equity Solutions, Chris leads a boutique investment research consultancy that provides tailored financial analysis, bespoke modelling, due diligence services, feasibility studies, investor presentations and valuation reports. His clients include UK-based Equity Development and Spectrum Capital, as well as firms across Western Europe, North America, and Australasia. His insights are known for blending technical precision with strategic foresight.

In his role at TAG Investment Bankers, Chris plays a vital role in capital raising for early-stage and growth companies. He oversees client engagement, investment case development, and marketing strategies that align with the firm’s innovative approach to fintech, blockchain, and alternative finance solutions.

Previously, Chris held senior roles at major financial institutions including Bankers Trust, Lehman Brothers and Stifel. Notably, he established Lehman Brothers’ pan-European tobacco franchise and he has achieved strong rankings in the Extel, Institutional Investor, Research Tree and Starmine analyst surveys. His strong track records in sector coverage and institutional marketing have made him a trusted voice in both research and strategic advisory.

Chris holds a B.Sc. (Econ) from University College London and the professional designations CEFA (EFFAS), ASIP (CFA Society UK), and SIE DEP (London Stock Exchange). He is a member of the CFA Society UK.

Based in London, Chris is married to Anne and is a proud father of three. Outside of finance, he has a deep appreciation for the arts, music, and sport. His career is distinguished not just by longevity but by a consistent track record of delivering high-impact investment insights across multiple continents and market cycles.