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...s retrofit battery market to bin lorries and fire engines also attracted investment from the Reuben and Barclay families, as well as from Alexander Delal, whose property company helped bankroll Dominic Chappell...
...That case was adjourned last June but is set to return to the courts this year....
...Net debt at the end of June, its last reported figure, was £90m....
...Oaktree is “supportive” of Countrywide’s attempt to raise share capital, the estate agency said in June. The company’s debt burden had reached a perilous state by the start of this year....
...The sale of a 21 per cent stake fetched him £280m when Amigo floated in June 2018. Now that would buy him the whole company....
...The FRC fined PwC a record £6.5m in June and the report is thought to be highly critical....
...There were 63 sales of homes priced £1m and above in the year to June 2018, according to Hamptons International, a 21.3 per cent drop on the 12 months to June 2014....
...By early afternoon on Thursday, shares in the group, which owns brands including Hamptons International, Bairstow Eves and Chappell & Matthews, were 69 per cent lower at 15.7p, having touched a low of 10p...
...Sir Philip’s holding company Taveta sold BHS in 2015 for £1 to Dominic Chappell, a former bankrupt....
...The service has also written to Sir Philip Green, BHS’s former head who sold the store chain to Mr Chappell’s consortium in 2015 for £1....
...The purchasing managers’ index, a closely scrutinised survey of the sector, came it at 51.9 in July – the lowest level since August 2016 and marking a heavy fall from June’s figure of 54.8....
...But Mike Chappell, global corporates managing director for construction at Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking, said the mood at construction companies was “not necessarily downbeat”....
...Mr Hugh’s unexpected elevation to the top job at the Telegraph in June signalled a change in direction for the group....
...face questions over the bank’s role in the sale of BHS to the consortium led by Mr Chappell June 15 In a marathon session stretching nearly six hours, Sir Philip is grilled by MPs on everything from his...
...“If Mark Tucker had arrived 18 months ago, it would have been pretty obvious that what was needed was a serious shake-up, even a break-up, of HSBC,” says James Chappell, analyst at Berenberg....
...Mr Chappell at Berenberg said an €8bn settlement by Deutsche with the DoJ would drag its common equity tier one ratio close to 10 per cent – down from 10.8 per cent in June and well below most large rivals...
...James Chappell, bank analyst at Berenberg, said an €8bn settlement by Deutsche with the DoJ would drag its common equity tier one ratio close to 10 per cent – down from 10.8 per cent in June and well below...
...had been in June....
...The MP told the Financial Times last June that the Topshop mogul should pay the £571m pension fund deficit or lose his knighthood....
...It said in a regulatory filing that the transaction had been completed “following an exchange of contracts announced on 21 June 2017” but did not name the buyer....
...Sir Philip pledged in June to “sort” the plight of BHS pensioners, but no deal has yet emerged despite months of negotiations....
...Mike Chappell, managing director for construction at Lloyds Bank said: The construction firms we speak to are still relatively upbeat....
...Sir Philip promised in June to “sort” the BHS pension deficit by handing over a significant chunk of his personal fortune, a move that would require agreement from regulators and trustees....
...Mr Chappell could not immediately be reached for comment....
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