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NEW YORK, April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Burford Capital Limited, the leading global finance and asset management firm focused on law, today announced the appointment of Kenneth A. Brause as Chief Financial Officer, effective May 3, 2021. Mr Brause will be based in Burford s New York office.
Jim Kilman, Burford s current CFO, was appointed in August 2019 to serve for up to two years, after having previously served as Senior Advisor since 2017. Working with a leading executive search firm, Burford undertook a broad and thorough search for Mr Kilman s successor late last year. After reviewing a number of qualified candidates, Mr Brause emerged clearly as Burford s preferred choice given his deep prior experience in financial operating roles at other listed specialty finance companies. Mr Kilman will spend a three-month transition period with Mr Brause before returning to his Senior Advisor position, in which role he will continue to provide st
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Tatiana Akhmedova said her ex-husband, oil and gas tycoon Farkhad Akhmedov, 64, has hidden assets.
She accused their son Temur Akhmedov, 27, of acting as his father s lieutenant who colluded with the oligarch to conceal a fortune of nearly £70million owed to her.
Mr Akhmedov did not want to pay his ex-wife Tatiana Akhmedova, 48, even a penny following Britain s most expensive ever divorce case in 2016.
A judge on Wednesday made rulings in Ms Akhmedova s favour.
Farkhad Akhmedov, 64, (left) an oil and gas tycoon, was found to have used his son Temur, 27 as a lieutenant and colluded with him to conceal his fortune so that he would not have to pay ex-wife Tatiana Akhmedova, 48, (right) even a penny following Britain s most expensive ever divorce case in 2016
Steinhoff International gains 6% on news of separate listing for Pepco
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DURBAN - STEINHOFF International appreciated more than 6 percent on the JSE yesterday morning after the troubled retailer said it was seeking consents from its creditors to list Pepco Group as a separate entity.
Steinhoff said it decided to request the necessary consents after proceeding with an initial public offering (IPO), including the placement of shares held by Steinhoff in the Pepco Group.
“The determination to proceed with an IPO following the receipt of the consents will be made by the company in due course,” the group said.
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