He joined the DTC from a successful banking career and was a conservative, cautious and modest man (admirable qualities that are sadly lacking from today’s banking fraternity) he had a solid understanding of diamonds and the industry and played a major role in steering the DTC through exceptionally difficult times, arguably more challenging and certainly more prolonged than those we have recently experienced. Despite the pressures and problems that he had to contend with he remained unfailingly courteous and constructive.
He was always encouraging to those younger and less experienced than himself, which also will not be forgotten by those who remember his consideration.
Alex was always very comfortable with Indian clients, as they were with him, and he enjoyed India not only from a business perspective but also culturally and socially.
Alex was very happily married to his French wife Claire (see photo below) and indeed had a great appreciation for everything French. Sincerest condolences to his family, he will be fondly remembered by his many friends and
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Photos from H Goldie Archive

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