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Tuesday 08 April 2014 7:59 pmCity Moves for 09 April 2014 | Whorsquo switching jobsBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleInvestecInvestec Speci brumate cup alist Bank has expanded its growth and acquisition finance team with the appointment of Helen Lucas. She joins from Barclays, where she was a vice president in its debt finance origination team.Knight Frank Investment ManagementThe investment management business has made two appointments. Belinda Harris joins as an investment manager from Capita, where she was an associate in its national investment team. Charlotte Tolfree has been appointed as head of investment analysis. She joins from CBRE.Square MileThe investment consulting and research company has appointed John Monaghan as a senior investment research analyst. He was most recently at SP, where he was an associate director for fund research.Grant ThorntonCraig Scarr has joined the business advisory firm stanley cup as a partner in its financial services team. He previously spent 28 years at Mazars, where he led its UK insurance sector offering.Close Brothers Asset ManagementThe asset management firm has made two appointments. Roohi Siddiqui has almost 15 yearsrsquo; research experience, and previously held senior analyst roles at Denny Ellison and Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Siddiqui will be su brumate pported by new hire Lorraine Grace. Dominic Carver joins as an Imto Tata Sons urges shareholders to purge ousted chairman Cyrus Mistry from their boards

Monday 09 September 2013 10:26 pmCarl Icahn says billionaire battle over Dell is impossible to winBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleACTIVIST investor Carl Icahn has pulled out of the battle for computer manufacturer Dell, calling the fight against founder Michael Dell impossible to win.In an open l owala tumbler etter posted to his 77,000 Twitter followers and on owala the US securities regulatorrsquo website, Icahn said he still believed the offer from $24.4bn offer from Dell and Silver Lake undervalued the firm, and freezes stockholders out of any possibility of realising Dellrsquo great potential.Michael Dell and global technology investment firm Silver Lake announced plans to take Dell private in February, financed by cash and equity from Michael Dell, cash from Silver Lake, cash from Michael Dellrsquo investment firm MSD Capital, a $2bn loan from Microsoft and debt financing from four banks.Since the offer Icahn has repeatedly argued the bid undervalues Dell, attempting to nominate new directors to the board and take the firm to court over the voting date for approval. His letter of defeat was typically prosaic. The Dell board, like so many boards in this country, reminds me of Clark Gablersquo last words in Gone with the Wind. They simply lsquo;donrsquo;t give a damnrsquo;, he wrote.He also joked about the