Bob Diamond's daughter attacks George Osborne Miss Diamond, who turns 24 this month, was named by US website Business Insider as one of "Wall Street's Hottest Offspring." She was educated for three years at Godolphin and Latymer School, Hammersmith, and then the American School in London, according to an online business profile, and last year passed US examinations required to work on Wall St. She lived at her parents' six-bedroom home in Wycombe Square, Chelsea. She graduated from Princeton last summer where her English thesis was on 'the Cultural Myth of Female Hair in the Victorian Imagination'. In a fashion feature for a student magazine she wrote: "Certainly in these trying economic times, it seems not only unethical but impossible for so many people to shell out $700 for a single pair of shoes." She told a student newspaper life at the Ivy League college as "very, very stressful," but added it is located in "an almost completely crime-free town, and it's really beautiful here." She is now understood to work in securities at the Wall St bank, handling accounts for wealthy individuals and corporations. She is also a campaigner for Unicef. She has taken today off work but is not on holiday, a colleague at Deutsche Bank said. Miss Diamond's Twitter feed makes clear her affection for her father. One recent photograph shows Mr Diamond holding the FA cup with Chelsea captain John Terry. She wrote: "I send my dad a picture of my chelsea celebration, he counters with this. You got this one, B. In another entry she wrote: "Begged my dad to take off his animal-print tie at Soho House. Now he's talking bean soup with a man in a feathered fedora. Whatta town! Soho House is a private members' club with branches in New York and London. In another photograph she is photographed with her father in a box at what appears to be a Jay-Z concert. They are holding their hands in a 'diamond' shape, a gesture popularised by the rapper. Miss Diamond appeared with her father at a fundraising dinner for a hospital in New York last July which raised $9.7m. Also present were Gary Cohn, the prseident of Goldman Sachs bank and Larry Fink, the chairman of BlackRock asset management. Miss Diamond wore a fascinator made of turkey feathers and ostrich quills. Her father told guests: "If you invite a British bank, you get British weather." He lives with his wife Jennifer overlooking Central Park West. In April Miss Diamond appeared to criticise Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the US Federal Reserve. She wrote: "You know what Bernanke? Maybe tomorrow I will make lots of "projections" and YOU will miss the dumpling truck. How ya like them apples B? Other tweets from the accountread: "People who drink water out of non-water receptacles (eg used lemon snapple bottles) are ANIMALS. Barclays did not return calls for comment.