David Harding was born in 1961 in Oxford. After graduating with a degree in physics from Cambridge, he joined stockbrokers Wood Mackenzie before moving to futures firm Johnson Matthey & Wallace. After working at Sabre Fund Management, he co-founded Adam, Harding & Lueck (AHL). After the firm was bought out by Man Group he briefly worked as Man's head of quantitative research, before setting up Winton Capital Management in 1997 to trade commodity futures.
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