Randall has spent the past 14 years working in the financial services industry from Wall Street to Main Street. He spent 9 years working with FNX as Chief Technology Officer responsible for creating sophisticated trading and portfolio modeling tools which today handle, billions of dollars of transactions daily. These products were installed at numerous major international trading banks including Bank of America, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Nat West, Barclays, Merrill Lynch, Sumitomo Bank, Australia New Zealand Bank, etc. These products covered every asset class from commodities, bonds, stocks, to foreign exchange; as well as forwards, futures, options, and all types of sophisticated derivatives. While at FNX, the company made the Inc 500 list of fastest growing companies in America three times experiencing growth rates in excess of 1000%.
After FNX, Randall joined his father at Warren Financial Service and helped transform another small business into a fast growing one which has doubled in each of the past couple years.
Randall converted from helping major international banks to helping individuals and small businesses build customized investment portfolios because he heard God's call on his life. Helping major Wall Street firms get richer was good experience, but the idea behind Warren Financial Service is eternal - first to honor God. Beyond investment goals, the over riding concern at Warren Financial Service is to help people. Warren Financial Service still gives away about 20% of it's time and portfolio management resources to help pastors and missionaries with their retirement funds.
Randall has his MBA in Finance and a Certified Senior Advisor, as well as a representative for WFS, a Registered Investment Advisor. In 2005, Randall joined the Peacemakers and provides free financial counseling to those in need. He is also working on his first book, The Wall Street Playbook, which correlates Wall Street to professional football while helping individuals to understand personal investing.
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