Spread Betting by Vince Stanzione 11/02/2010
The dawn of 2010 has prompted a look ahead at a possible short and the power of sport
The dawn of 2010 has prompted a look ahead at a possible short and the power of sport
George Luckraft, a star fund management name for many years, was one of the worst hit by the downturn, but the past year has seen an impressive comeback
Confectionery and snack foods group Zetar has drafted in a new figures man, namely experienced food and beverage sector finance man Mark Stott.
AIM-traded cake, bread and ‘morning goods’ maker Finsbury Food has appointed experienced food sector numbers man Stephen Boyd as finance director ‘with immediate effect’.
Gordon Saghera, chief executive of Oxford Nanopore, a private biotech concern 25 per cent owned by AIM-listed IP Group, is attempting to build ‘a billion-dollar tech company in the UK’.
Tony Rawlinson, ex-chairman of smaller company investment concern Dowgate Capital, is scanning the market for opportunities for Cairn Financial Advisers, the advisory group he and former colleagues set up after the acquisition of Dowgate by Edward ‘Dr Death’ Vandyk’s Astaire Group.
As he savours helping the London float of a £250 million US-quoted oil and gas company, Simon Raggett, chief executive of corporate finance adviser Strand Hanson, says he is looking forward to working with the firm’s new ‘strategic adviser’, Russian-based Renaissance Capital.
Friends in the City have been celebrating the 80th birthday of Trevor Bass, doyen of financial public relations who helped the controversial Blue Arrow recruitment float in the 1980s and now advises clients for Threadneedle Communications.
David Youngman, former pillar of stockbroker WH Ireland, is joining stockbroker Daniel Stewart to head corporate finance at its Manchester office.
Veteran Aussie entrepreneur Ian Gowrie-Smith is pleasing his fans with a planned £6 million AIM float for New Zealand-focused Kea Petroleum.
Amer Deen, the entrepreneurial figure who headed the ill-starred Mosaique investment concern for two years, has assembled an experienced board for his acquisitive new venture, PLUS-quoted HealthyDays.
Jon Moulton, the investment star whose rejected strategy for Rover was vindicated by the car-maker’s later collapse, is relishing his newest non-executive post as chairman of smaller company broker and adviser FinnCap.
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Oil and gas services, production and exploration concern Rheochem is tapping AIM with a 5p placing for a North Sea project.
West African iron ore play Bellzone Mining plans to raise more than $100 million (£66 million) to develop deposits in Guinea.
Data centre services provider CSF Group is seeking to raise £28 million for an AIM float at 55p.