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MANAGEMENT EVOLUTION AT SOUTER INVESTMENTS Tuesday, 12 January 2021 Souter Investments, the private equity focussed family investment office of Sir Brian Souter and the Souter family, has appointed John Berthinussen and Calum Cusiter as co-Managing Directors.  Having founded the family office with Sir Brian in 2006, and after 14 years as Managing Director, Andy Macfie is to become Chairman. Sir Brian Souter commented: “When Andy and I launched Souter Investments in 2006 our vision was to create a professional but entrepreneurial family investment office, building a diversified investment p...

Souter Investments shuffles leadership team Co-managing directors appointed from within at Sir Brian Souter's family office Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from businessInsider - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Souter Investments, the family...

SCOTLAND SUPPLEMENT III - Separatism, federalism, centralism Breaking apart existing states is not the road to socialism, but the road to defeat, writes Jack Conrad Those who rigidly adhere to a moralistic, third-worldist anti-imperialism cannot possibly bring themselves to countenance self-determination for ‘unworthy’ peoples - the most obvious example being Israeli Jews and the British-Irish in the six counties of Northern Ireland. 1 Given its junior role in building, administering and maintaining what was a vast British empire, that must include Scotland too. After all, historically, e...

IT will not have escaped your notice that the Queensferry Crossing has been the subject of controversy once again. It was shut for four hours last Friday morning after patrol staff noticed ice falling from the cables, posing an obvious danger to traffic, and will be closed overnight on Saturday to test to test an emergency diversion – motorists will be diverted via the Kincardine Bridge until about 8am on Sunday. There is talk that the old Forth Road Bridge could yet be used as an alternative. But it could all have been very different. In July, 2007, before the new fixed link across the...