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Commodity Trader ED&F Man Names Ex-Glencore Veteran Chairman

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Commodity Trader ED&F Man Names Ex-Glencore Veteran Chairman

Commodity Trader ED&F Man Names Ex-Glencore Veteran Chairman Bloomberg 2/17/2021 Isis Almeida © Bloomberg Piles of refined white sugar cubes sit at the ED&F Man Ltd. refinery in Nikolaev, Ukraine, on Friday, Sept. 22, 2017. (Bloomberg) Commodities trader ED&F Man Holdings Ltd. has named a former Glencore Plc veteran trader as chairman. Chris Mahoney, who retired as chief executive officer of Glencore’s agriculture arm in 2019, will join the London-based trader on March 15 as non-executive chairman, the company said in a statement in response to Bloomberg questions. Chief Financial Officer Lukas Paravicini is leaving the company, best know for hauling sugar and coffee around the world.

Wealth Firm for Silicon Valley Billionaires Sets Up in London

Wealth Firm for Silicon Valley Billionaires Sets Up in London Iconiq Capital counts Facebook s Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg, as well as Twitter s Jack Dorsey and LinkedIn s Reid Hoffman, as clients. Ben Stupples | Feb 16, 2021   (Bloomberg) Iconiq Capital, the multifamily office that has managed money for tech billionaires including Mark Zuckerberg, has formed a European entity as buoyant valuations propel the region’s startup scene. Iconiq Capital (UK) was set up at the end of last year, according to Companies House filings. Iconiq founder Divesh Makan, a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker, is the controlling shareholder of the London-based firm.

Brookfield, Actis among bidders for Fortum s India solar assets

Brookfield, Actis among bidders for Fortum’s India solar assets Photo: Pixabay February 15, 2021 Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management Inc., private equity firm Actis Llp and Edelweiss Infrastructure Yield Plus Fund’s Sekura Energy Ltd have offered to buy a majority stake in Finnish state-run power utility Fortum Oyj’s 500 megawatts (MW) solar projects in India in a deal estimated at about half a billion euros, said two people aware of the development. The three parties have submitted three separate non-binding bids for the deal, which is expected to be completed by March, the people cited above said, requesting anonymity. Kotak Investment Banking is managing the sale process.

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