While Deutsche Bank officials worry about alleged “superwoman” Nicola Horlick’s next move, a senior Deutsche man in Hong Kong is more worried about a genuine superwoman: his own wife.
Simon Murray, Deutsche Bank’s executive chairman of Asia-Pacific, is bracing himself for the nerve-racking experience of tracking his wife Jennifer as she attempts to fly round the world in a helicopter. Murray, the former right-hand man of Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing, says she’s flying his red Robinson 44 piston-engine helicopter, which makes the venture particularly dangerous.
The journey round the world will take three-and-a-half months, or 3,200 flying hours, and is sponsored by bp which will leave fuel at strategic points.
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