Prince Harry helped seal a foreign exchange deal worth 18 billion euros today (12.09.11).
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The 26-year-old royal attended the BGC Partners’ Charity day in Canary Wharf to commemorate the company’s 658 employees who lost their lives in the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York 10 years ago.
The Prince became a broker for the morning, where he pulled off an impressive deal.
Royal reporter Richard Palmer tweeted: “Prince Harry’s just trumped his brother, sealing the biggest forward foreign exchange deal in history worth 18 bn euros. (sic)”
Last December Prince William and his father Prince Charles helped raise charity cash by joining City bankers on the trading floor.
The father-and-son duo managed to seal one deal worth £14billion, declared the biggest foreign exchange deal to date.
Before Harry arrived at Canary Wharf, Clarence House tweeted: “Prince Harry is attending the @BGCCharityDayUK today, raising money for Sentebale and other charities. (sic)
Sentebale, an organisation that supports children in Lesotho, South Africa, was founded by Harry and the country’s Prince Seeiso in 2006.
