A well-trodden path leads from Eton College through Oxford University to the City of London. Christopher Mackenzie followed it, adding McKinsey, JP Morgan and Schroders. That conjures up a picture of institutional orthodoxy, but Mackenzie says he has always felt somewhat outside the formidable British establishment.
“I’m half-German and half-British,” he says. “That made it pretty unpleasant being at school in the late 1960s and early 1970s when people would reinforce upon you the fact that you were different.
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