“I hate fancy-dress parties,” says Henry Strutt, the 43-year-old chairman and chief executive of Jardine Fleming. “But I’m made to go by my wife. When I get there I usually have a good time.” He was most recently seen partying in a 1960s hippy outfit, complete with false beard and strapped-on padded stomach. Fellow partygoers thought he looked like Benny Hill, a British slapstick comedian.
It is somewhat hard to imagine Strutt so attired when he approaches you from behind his capacious desk on the 46th floor of Jardine house.
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