Largest Shareholder

[GovanAllan 0]

OMG did the world just pause their somebody owns 18% of Rangers well I never what next, the sun rises in the morning shocker.

[Daniel Amokachi 0]

OMG did the world just pause their somebody owns 18% of Rangers well I never what next, the sun rises in the morning shocker.

It is relevant if Green stated that nobody would own more than 15%.

 

Personally I'm all for more individualistic power and direction so long as it's the right person. We won't become a global power with a group of conflicting bodies engulfed in self interest running us

[GovanAllan 0]

It is relevant if Green stated that nobody would own more than 15%.

 

Personally I'm all for more individualistic power and direction so long as it's the right person. We won't become a global power with a group of conflicting bodies running us

 

And he won't after the share issue.

[Daniel Amokachi 0]

Do you know exactly what the plan is for this share issue? How much of the club will the fans own? What will the rest be left with?

 

My cheque book is seating here waiting for the right investment to help my club. The right opportunity just hasn't presented itself and thank fuck I invested nothing in the corrupt RFFF.

[GovanAllan 0]

Do you know exactly what the plan is for this share issue? How much of the club will the fans own? What will the rest be left with?

 

My cheque book is seating here waiting for the right investment to help my club. The right opportunity just hasn't presented itself and thank fuck I invested nothing in the corrupt RFFF.

 

Haven't a clue I've got a far sum away as well but will need to see some hard info before I part with it.

[craig 5,199]

Do you know exactly what the plan is for this share issue? How much of the club will the fans own? What will the rest be left with?

 

My cheque book is seating here waiting for the right investment to help my club. The right opportunity just hasn't presented itself and thank fuck I invested nothing in the corrupt RFFF.

 

The only thing I have read is that the fans will be offered a 50% shareholding, which if true, and if the same class of shares as the others will mean that the current shareholders will have their holding diluted by half, although I am sure they would be expecting to be recompensed for the dilution, but it DOES get the fans groups the representation that they want.

[Daniel Amokachi 0]

In an ideal world I would like to have someone with outright control with a vision for the club. I have never been a fan of fan ownership, it works abroad with big clubs in far different climates from us but I can't see it succeeding here. Given the way we have been raped and obliterated by two evil bastards, it's probably for the best.

 

Where was I? Oh yes, another issue is our last share issue was a complete and utter disaster but hopefully this was because people had no trust or interest in bailing out that evil bastard Murray. I'm not sure this is correct though as despite Rangers forums largely aware of how much of a cretinous cunt he was, the typical guy on the street seemed to think he was wonderful.

 

But, given the 'siege' mentality and the rise together attitude that has developed to combat the atrocities we have faced, hopefully this particular one would be far more successful..

 

On the ciders and ranting loyal

[ian1964 10,720]

Arif Naqvi

Abraaj Capital, Founder & Group Chief Executive Officer

 

 

Arif Naqvi is Founder and Group Chief Executive Officer of Abraaj Capital. Abraaj is the largest private equity group in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia (MENASA) with paid-up capital of US$1.5 billion. Since its inception in 2002, it has raised about US$7 billion and distributed nearly US$3 billion to its investors. Abraaj has been associated with some of the region’s most notable transactions and has won numerous awards including "Middle East Private Equity Firm of the Year" from London-based Private Equity International (PEI) five years in a row since 2005.

 

Mr. Naqvi is a member of the Young Presidents Organization, where he was the Emirates Chapter Chairman from 2002 to 2003. He was designated a New Asian Leader by the World Economic Forum (WEF) in 2003/ 2004, and is a member of numerous think-tanks and policy groups such as the WEF Arab Business Council. He is a board member of the Pakistan Human Development Fund and the recipient of the King Abdullah II Award for Youth Innovation & Achievement in Jordan. He is also a member of the Advisory Council of the Emerging Markets Private Equity Association, the IMD Foundation Board, and the Advisory Board of the Columbia University Middle East Research Center.

 

In 2007 and 2008, PEI identified Mr. Naqvi as one of the 50 most influential people in the global private equity industry. In 2006, he was awarded the highest civilian honor in Pakistan, the Sitari-e-Imtiaz, by the republic’s president. Mr. Naqvi is a graduate of the London School of Economics and previously worked with Arthur Andersen & Co, American Express Bank, Saudi Arabia’s Olayan Group, and The Cupola Group, which he founded in 1994. Mr. Naqvi is married with two children.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://endeavor.org/network/endeavorglobal/boardofdirectors/arif-naqvi/1011

[GovanAllan 0]

Well Dirty Des he ain't.

[Daniel Amokachi 0]

CEO of a company worth billions isn't a bad thing. Mind you, so was Murray. Whyte? Not so much