FD Public Affairs - Revision history

Tamasin Cave at 21:24, 13 December 2011

2011-12-13T21:24:22Z

Lucy Brown at 00:24, 29 August 2010

2010-08-29T00:24:07Z

Tamasin Cave: /* Clients */

2009-05-06T10:46:44Z

Clients

Tamasin Cave: /* Clients */

2009-05-06T10:46:14Z

Clients

Tamasin Cave at 10:45, 6 May 2009

2009-05-06T10:45:44Z

Tamasin Cave: /* People */

2009-02-16T22:50:08Z

People

Tamasin Cave: /* Clients */

2009-02-16T22:45:46Z

Clients

Tamasin Cave: /* Clients */

2009-02-16T22:45:14Z

Clients

Tamasin Cave at 22:33, 16 February 2009

2009-02-16T22:33:00Z

Tamasin Cave: /* People */

2009-02-16T22:24:38Z

People

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 '''[http://www.powerbase.info/index.php?title=Lobbying_Portal Back to Lobbying Portal]'''<br>
-'''FD Public Affairs''' is the lobbying arm of PR firm [[FD]].
+'''FD Public Affairs''' was the lobbying arm of PR firm [[FD]]. It is now part of [[FTI Consulting]].
 ==People==

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 '''FD Public Affairs''' is the lobbying arm of PR firm [[FD]].
@@ Line 28: / Line 31: @@
 [[Category: Lobbying firms]]
 [[Category: Financial sector lobbying]]

@@ Line 15: / Line 15: @@
 ==Clients==
 Clients listed in 2009 include:<ref>APPC register, to Feb 2009</ref>
-[[AIG]] UK | [[Amey]] | [[Amgen]] | [[Association of Convenience Stores]] | [[Aquascutum]] | [[Capita]] | [[Derwent London]] | [[EADS Astrium]] | [[Goodman]] | [[HBOS]] FSPS | [[Hewlett-Packard]] | [[ ]] | [[Ineos]] | [[Interel]] (PMI) | [[James Fisher]] | [[Joseph RowntreeFoundation]] | [[KBR]] | [[KPMG ]] | [[LaSalle Investment Management]] | [[LGC Forensics]] | [[Lilly]] | [[London Borough of Hounslow]] | [[NCR]] | [[NOFAS]] | [[Northern Rock]] | [[Picasso Investments]] | [[R3]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Sport England]] | [[Tesco]] | [[TSL Education Ltd]] | [[UNITE Plc]] | [[VPMG]] | [[Warsaw Stock Exchange]]
+[[AIG]] UK | [[Amey]] | [[Amgen]] | [[Association of Convenience Stores]] | [[Aquascutum]] | [[Capita]] | [[Derwent London]] | [[EADS Astrium]] | [[Goodman]] | [[HBOS]] FSPS | [[Hewlett-Packard]] | [[ ]] | [[Ineos]] | [[Interel]] (PMI) | [[James Fisher]] | [[Joseph RowntreeFoundation]] | [[KBR]] | [[KPMG ]] | [[LaSalle Investment Management]] | [[LGC Forensics]] | [[Lilly]] | [[London Borough of Hounslow]] | [[NCR]] | [[NOFAS]] | [[Northern Rock]] | [[Picasso Investments]] | [[R3]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Sport England]] | [[Tesco]] | [[TSL Education Ltd]] | [[UNITE]] Plc | [[VPMG]] | [[Warsaw Stock Exchange]]
 ==Contacts==

@@ Line 15: / Line 15: @@
 ==Clients==
 Clients listed in 2009 include:<ref>APPC register, to Feb 2009</ref>
-[[AIG UK]] | [[Amey]] | [[Amgen]] | [[Association of Convenience Stores]] | [[Aquascutum]] | [[Capita]] | [[Derwent London]] | [[EADS Astrium]] | [[Goodman]] | [[HBOS]] FSPS | [[Hewlett-Packard]] | [[ ]] | [[Ineos]] | [[Interel]] (PMI) | [[James Fisher]] | [[Joseph RowntreeFoundation]] | [[KBR]] | [[KPMG ]] | [[LaSalle Investment Management]] | [[LGC Forensics]] | [[Lilly]] | [[London Borough of Hounslow]] | [[NCR]] | [[NOFAS]] | [[Northern Rock]] | [[Picasso Investments]] | [[R3]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Sport England]] | [[Tesco]] | [[TSL Education Ltd]] | [[UNITE Plc]] | [[VPMG]] | [[Warsaw Stock Exchange]]
+[[AIG]] UK | [[Amey]] | [[Amgen]] | [[Association of Convenience Stores]] | [[Aquascutum]] | [[Capita]] | [[Derwent London]] | [[EADS Astrium]] | [[Goodman]] | [[HBOS]] FSPS | [[Hewlett-Packard]] | [[ ]] | [[Ineos]] | [[Interel]] (PMI) | [[James Fisher]] | [[Joseph RowntreeFoundation]] | [[KBR]] | [[KPMG ]] | [[LaSalle Investment Management]] | [[LGC Forensics]] | [[Lilly]] | [[London Borough of Hounslow]] | [[NCR]] | [[NOFAS]] | [[Northern Rock]] | [[Picasso Investments]] | [[R3]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Sport England]] | [[Tesco]] | [[TSL Education Ltd]] | [[UNITE Plc]] | [[VPMG]] | [[Warsaw Stock Exchange]]
 ==Contacts==

@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
 ==Clients==
-FD Public Affairs doesn't publish its client list.
+Clients listed in 2009 include:<ref>APPC register, to Feb 2009</ref>
-Known clients include:<br>
+[[AIG UK]] | [[Amey]] | [[Amgen]] | [[Association of Convenience Stores]] | [[Aquascutum]] | [[Capita]] | [[Derwent London]] | [[EADS Astrium]] | [[Goodman]] | [[HBOS]] FSPS | [[Hewlett-Packard]] | [[ ]] | [[Ineos]] | [[Interel]] (PMI) | [[James Fisher]] | [[Joseph RowntreeFoundation]] | [[KBR]] | [[KPMG ]] | [[LaSalle Investment Management]] | [[LGC Forensics]] | [[Lilly]] | [[London Borough of Hounslow]] | [[NCR]] | [[NOFAS]] | [[Northern Rock]] | [[Picasso Investments]] | [[R3]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Sport England]] | [[Tesco]] | [[TSL Education Ltd]] | [[UNITE Plc]] | [[VPMG]] | [[Warsaw Stock Exchange]]
-[[GE Money]] | [[Aviva]] | [[Northern Rock]]<ref>[http://www.prweek.com/uk/search/article/856303/City---Corporate-Banks-feel-pressure-rejig-comms PR Week], 24-Oct-08</ref>
 ==Contacts==

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 ==People==
-*[[Lindsay Thomas]], Principal Adviser: Risk and Regulation. Lindsay has worked with FD Public Affairs’ specialist financial services practice for over two years (2006/07 - ) providing advice to clients, including [[GE Money]], [[Aviva]] and [[Northern Rock]]. In addition, he is also CEO of Sustainable Risks Ltd, a risk, communications and regulatory advisory practice working with amongst others the [[Euroclear Group]], [[Capital International]] and [[Alliance Trust]]. Until 2006, Thomas was a Director of the [[Financial Services Authority]]. His senior FSA roles included directorships of Retail Firms Supervision, Knowledge Management and Authorisation. As a senior supervisor he has been at the centre of almost every major issue in financial services markets stretching from the 1986 crash and Barings to LTCM and Equitable. Lindsay had been in the small Core Team under Howard Davies that, from May 97, developed the blueprint for the FSA for the Chancellor.<ref>[http://www.fdpublicaffairs.com/team05.html FD website], accessed Feb 2009</ref>
+*[[Lindsay Thomas]], Principal Adviser: Risk and Regulation. Lindsay has worked with FD Public Affairs’ specialist financial services practice for over two years (2006/07 - ) providing advice to clients, including [[GE Money]], [[Aviva]] and [[Northern Rock]]. In addition, he is also CEO of [[Sustainable Risks]] Ltd, a risk, communications and regulatory advisory practice working with amongst others the [[Euroclear Group]], [[Capital International]] and [[Alliance Trust]]. Until 2006, Thomas was a Director of the [[Financial Services Authority]]. His senior FSA roles included directorships of Retail Firms Supervision, Knowledge Management and Authorisation. As a senior supervisor he has been at the centre of almost every major issue in financial services markets stretching from the 1986 crash and Barings to LTCM and Equitable. Lindsay had been in the small Core Team under Howard Davies that, from May 97, developed the blueprint for the FSA for the Chancellor.<ref>[http://www.fdpublicaffairs.com/team05.html FD website], accessed Feb 2009</ref>
 *[[Simon Elliott]], Managing Director at FD Public Affairs. His sector specialists include aerospace and defence, IT, fashion and retail, and transport. A former editor at Jane's Defence Weekly and Flight International, Elliott moved into lobbying. He joined FD from [[Burson-Marsteller]]. He had previously headed up Public Affairs at [[Trimedia]] and prior to that the [[Flagship Group]]. He began his career in the industry at [[Shandwick]] Consultants and has also worked at The [[Maitland Consultancy]]. Elliott also stood for Parliament in 1997 as the Conservative candidate for North East Derbyshire. He was also Political Officer of influential think tank [[The Bow Group]] and was a member of a [[Defence Procurement Minister's Advisory Group]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:45, 16 February 2009
Line 14:		Line 14:

	==Clients==		==Clients==
		+	FD Public Affairs doesn't publish its client list. Known clients include:
	[[GE Money]] \| [[Aviva]] \| [[Northern Rock]]<ref>[http://www.prweek.com/uk/search/article/856303/City---Corporate-Banks-feel-pressure-rejig-comms PR Week], 24-Oct-08</ref>		[[GE Money]] \| [[Aviva]] \| [[Northern Rock]]<ref>[http://www.prweek.com/uk/search/article/856303/City---Corporate-Banks-feel-pressure-rejig-comms PR Week], 24-Oct-08</ref>