@MarkKleinmanSky WH Ireland has subsequently pulled the plug on its SEI custody deal. The Team takeover was approved on Friday 20th March 2026. Shortly after, an RNS was issued showing WHI CEO & CFO awarded free shares worth £300k, despite the prev huge losses at WHI.
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Exclusive: The London-listed wealth management groups WH Ireland and Team are in advanced talks about an all-share merger, weeks after major shareholders blocked a heavily discounted takeover of WH Ireland's wealth arm by Oberon Investments. news.sky.com/story/wealth-m…
Police corrupt. Two tier justice system. Open borders. Huge welfare bill. Massive taxation. Country obsessed with celebrity.
Beautiful old building in Glasgow destroyed by a vape shop fire - sums it all up.
This country is finished. No military. Zero aircraft carriers at sea. Fly tipping everywhere. Potholed roads. About to run out of oil and gas (despite having huge fields we refuse to drill). Nothing works. Everyone has ‘ADHD’ thanks to zero discipline in school and at home.
Former Conservative voters have not simply consolidated behind Reform.
Many have drifted left. Many have disengaged altogether.
That tells us something important: the decisive ground in British politics remains the centre - and millions there feel unrepresented.
It weren't just #SouthamptonFC that went into administration under Rupert Lowe!
The details are shocking....
Based on your description, the company is likely WH Ireland (sometimes referred to as WHI), a stockbroking and financial services firm. Rupert Lowe was the chairman of WH Ireland, and the company faced significant financial turbulence and reputation issues during and after his tenure, although it did not completely go bust under him, but rather was forced into a massive restructuring and subsequent decline.
Here are the key details:
Rupert Lowe's Involvement: Rupert Lowe was chaired WH Ireland during a period when the firm, an AIM-listed broker, faced a "sudden departure in mysterious circumstances" of its chief executive, Paul Compton, and a 25% drop in share price in 2012.
Company Performance: Following 2012, WH Ireland faced further difficulties, including a £1.2m fine from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in 2016 for failing to prevent market abuse. By 2024–2025, the company had significantly diminished, selling its Capital Markets division to Zeus Capital and announcing plans to delist from the AIM and wind down operations.
Other "Bust" Companies Linked to Lowe: Rupert Lowe was also linked to Digme Fitness, which went bust in 2022 owing creditors over £6m, and was chairman of Southampton Leisure Holdings, which went into administration in 2009.
In summary: While WH Ireland is the company, it was not directly "bankrupted" and immediately closed by Lowe in a single event, but rather saw a severe decline and restructuring during his tenure as chairman and in the years following.
You see, the problem with Socialism is, Rupert Lowe always runs out of other peoples money...
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