Marty Lueck

Martin "Marty" Lueck is an entrepreneur, investor and physicist who has spent much of his career at the forefront of quantitative investing - while making Concord home for the past 25 years.

Born in Switzerland and raised in the UK, Marty studied physics at Oxford University before finding his way into finance. In 1987, he co-founded Adam, Harding & Lueck (AHL), where he helped pioneer the development of quantitative trading. Following AHL's acquisition by Man Group, Marty went on to co-found Aspect Capital in 1997. Today, Aspect is a leading systematic investment manager serving institutional and private investors around the world, and Marty continues to serve as its Research Director and a member of its Investment Committee.

In 2001, Marty and his wife, Barefoot Books co-founder Nancy Traversy, moved their family from London to Concord, where they raised their four children. Over the past 25 years, Concord has very much become home, and Marty and Nancy are active and engaged member of the community and longtime supporters of its arts and cultural organizations.

Marty currently serves on the Boards of Concord Art and the National Futures Association and is Chair of the Oxford Physics Development Board.

Marty's interests range from art, music and architecture to science, history, and the outdoors. Closer to home, you can often find him cooking up a storm for friends and familyor running through the woods with his dog, Tuppy.