People: New goals for Villa 31/03/2010
Swiss-based Italian fund manager Alfredo Villa is turning AIM-quoted investment minnow Brainspark into a hive of corporate activity.
Swiss-based Italian fund manager Alfredo Villa is turning AIM-quoted investment minnow Brainspark into a hive of corporate activity.
Tony Drury, energetic former head of investment concern St Helen’s Capital (now part of Edward Vandyk’s acquisitive Astaire broking group), has emerged as chairman of entrepreneurial small company and PLUS-quoted investment concern Axiom Capital.
Mike Jones, veteran mining guru at Canaccord Adams, has gone to join investment group Investec.
Seasoned small company financier John Bridges has newly joined broker Keith Bayley Rogers, part of the Walker Crips broking group, for the second time.
Christopher Lambert, the former commodity trader steering the destinies of ambitious coal hopeful Altona Energy, brings a wealth of experience to the task of taking its multibillion-dollar coal-to-liquids project in South Australia’s Arckaringa Basin to fruition.
Serial small company backer and director John French is resolutely refusing to join the chorus of those who say the PLUS-quoted share market is on its last legs.
The death of Alan MacDonald, one-time public relations luminary at Midland Bank, has caused much sadness in the City and beyond.
Trenchantly spoken South African entrepreneur and company director Frank Lewis is planning his next corporate coup, the resurrection of AIM shell China Evoline.
Tech sector earnings are notoriously lumpy, but investors can smooth out returns by buying businesses with burgeoning recurring revenue, says James Crux
In response to private investor demand, PLUS Markets is launching trade reporting for fixed income securities.
The frenetic March reporting season had a beneficial effect on the AIM All-Share overall, with the index adding 6 per cent at 702.4 points. As ever, the effect of company results proved rather unpredictable.
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Central Asian gold producer Anglo Asian Mining has turned a $2 million (£1.28 million) interim loss into $6.2 million first-half pre-tax profits.
Legal fees and related insurance and services specialist Abbey Protection has increased first-half pre-tax profits 9.3 per cent to £4.7 million.
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