Vincent Tchenguiz News
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U.K. fraud prosecutors’ use of Autonomy Corp. software may present a conflict of interest that could stop their investigation of claims by Hewlett-Packard Co. that Autonomy managers misrepresented results.
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U.K. lawmakers scolded Richard Alderman, former director of the Serious Fraud Office, for authorizing severance payments to executives at the agency before his departure last year.
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Vivian Imerman, the former chairman and chief executive officer of Del Monte Royal Foods Corp., paid his ex-wife Lisa Tchenguiz 15 million pounds ($22.9 million) in a divorce settlement.
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Tchenguiz Family Trust, one of the largest investors in U.K. real estate, may sell all or part of its residential unit after settling a claim against Iceland’s Kaupthing Bank hf.
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Kaupthing Bank hf agreed to settle a 1.5 billion-pound ($2.4 billion) claim brought by the Tchenguiz Family Trust over losses caused by the Icelandic bank’s collapse.
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U.K. Serious Fraud Office Director David Green will decide whether the agency should continue its investigation into real estate investor Vincent Tchenguiz in connection with the collapse of an Icelandic bank.
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Property entrepreneur Vincent Tchenguiz is suing the U.K. Serious Fraud Office for about 200 million pounds ($322 million) over illegal searches and seizures during an investigation into the collapse of Iceland’s Kaupthing Bank hf.
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The U.K.’s Serious Fraud Office was denied more time to prepare for a trial over its handling of the 2011 arrests of real estate investors Vincent and Robert Tchenguiz.
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Choate Hall & Stewart LLP announced that all of the partners in Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP’s private-client practice will join Choate’s wealth- management group.
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Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz , the U.K. property investors arrested yesterday as part of a probe into the collapse of Iceland’s Kaupthing Bank hf , skipped a party tonight on Vincent’s yacht, moored in Cannes, France.
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