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Olliff spots the value
A prudent City of London outperforms
by Simon Keane
Barry Olliff, chief executive and founder of City of London Investment Group, has made his fifth purchase in the company (excluding exercised options) over the past six months, picking up 312,275 shares last week at...
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Six go mad at Charlemagne
Buying spree not tax related
by Simon Keane
Jayne Sutcliffe, chief executive of Charlemagne Capital, has led a six-director buying spree of the alternative asset manager’s depressed shares.
Sutcliffe bought 610,000 shares on 10 April – a day after the first...
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Greggs pair stake pay out on performance
Hutton and Reynolds ante up
by John Marshall
The Greggs finance director, Richard Hutton, and retail director Raymond Reynolds have invested half their 2007 bonuses in the company. Under the incentive scheme they will be awarded additional shares in three years provided earnings have ...
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A shot in the arm required
Duggan sell-off does Immuno no favours
by Rachel Robson
Managing director of diagnostic testing kits manufacturer Immunodiagnostic Systems, Roger Duggan, has sold 170,933 shares in the company at a price of 183.5p per share.
The timing of the sell-off will have done little to...
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City critics put in their place
Anglo American feathers Carroll’s nest
by Dan Coatsworth
Just over a year after arriving in London to head mining group Anglo American, chief executive Cynthia Carroll has dipped into her salary perks to help fund her British home. The US-born boss has sold £1.4 million...
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Karra and Sharma raise City eyebrows
A £5 million share sell off by the two Hardy founders is not all it seems
Tom...
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Bleasdale goes back to the well
Healthcare Locums hits for six
by Dan Coatsworth
The entire board of recruitment agency Healthcare Locums have celebrated a 135% rise in pre-tax profit for 2007 with a blanket share purchase. All six directors dipped into their own pockets to buy shares in the company, led by chief...
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Cashing in on the black stuff
Does the Petrofac number two’s sell-off suggest that oil is due a slip?
by Simon Keane
The decision by Maroun Semaan to dispose of three million shares in oil services company Petrofac was never going to go unnoticed. Semaan joined Petrofac in the early 1990s at the same time...
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