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{{short description|'''British businessman and investor, co-founder of Reuben Brothers'''}}
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{{Infobox person
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| name        = David Reuben
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| image      = David and Simon Reuben (Reuben Foundation).jpg
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| image_size  = 250px
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| caption    = David and Simon Reuben; the source does not say which brother is which (photo: Reuben Foundation)
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| birth_date  = September 1938
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| birth_place = Bombay (now Mumbai), India
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| nationality = British
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| residence  = Monaco
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| occupation  = Businessman and investor
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| known_for  = [[Trans-World Metals]], [[Reuben Brothers]]
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| siblings    = [[Simon Reuben]]
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| website    = [https://www.reubenbrothers.com reubenbrothers.com]
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}}
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'''David Reuben''' (born September 1938) is a British businessman. With his brother [[Simon Reuben]] he owns the investment group [[Reuben Brothers]].<ref name="TR_CH_REUB" /><ref name="ForbesDR">Forbes, [https://www.forbes.com/profile/david-reuben/ David Reuben] ''Forbes'', profile last updated 10 March 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> The brothers made their first fortune trading metals and investing in the Russian aluminium industry through [[Trans-World Metals|Trans-World]] in the 1990s, and sold those interests in 2000.<ref name="Guardian2004">James Robinson, [https://www.theguardian.com/business/2004/jun/27/russia Pack up your roubles ...] ''[[The Guardian]]'', 27 June 2004, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> Since then they have invested in property, data centres, racecourses, pubs and lending.<ref name="RBTimeline">Reuben Brothers, [https://www.reubenbrothers.com/timeline/ Timeline] ''reubenbrothers.com'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
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[[Companies House]] lists him as a director of the family charity, the [[Reuben Foundation]], under the name Reuben David Reuben, with Monaco as his country of residence.<ref name="TR_CH_REUB" /><ref name="CHoDR2">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/officers/CABZcOO4CG1u-QJtvOEL4UMzqOY/appointments Reuben David REUBEN – personal appointments (officer ID CABZcOO4CG1u-QJtvOEL4UMzqOY)], accessed 21 October 2026.</ref> According to ''[[BBC News]]'', the 2026 ''[[The Sunday Times|Sunday Times]]'' Rich List placed "David and Simon Reuben and family" second, with £27.9bn.<ref name="BBCRich2026">Zahra Fatima, [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce8p4ywypx8o Rich List: Beckhams become billionaires as Oasis appear for first time] ''BBC News'', 15 May 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
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==Biography==
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''[[The Guardian]]'' reported in 2004 that the brothers "were born in Bombay to Jewish parents of Iranian descent" and moved to London as teenagers.<ref name="Guardian2004" /> ''Property Week'' called them "sons of Iraqi Jews who had moved to India".<ref name="PW2004">Helen Thomas, "Reuben Revealed", ''Property Week'', 23 April 2004, reproduced as [https://www.reubenbrothers.com/reuben-revealed/ Reuben Revealed] ''reubenbrothers.com'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> In 2021 ''The Guardian'' said they were born in Mumbai to Iraqi Jewish parents with business interests in Baghdad and India.<ref name="Guardian2021">Louise Taylor, [https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/oct/08/newcastle-takeover-guide-to-the-new-key-figures-yasir-al-ruayyan-amanda-staveley-reuben-brothers Newcastle takeover: a guide to the new key figures at St James' Park] ''[[The Guardian]]'', 8 October 2021, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> ''Forbes'' says that the brothers were born in Mumbai and raised in the UK.<ref name="ForbesDR" /> [[Companies House]] records his birth as September 1938 and his nationality as British.<ref name="CHoDR1">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/officers/Dlv8rV5TkXfBWlkyy_R1I7-MLOo/appointments David REUBEN – personal appointments (officer ID Dlv8rV5TkXfBWlkyy_R1I7-MLOo)], accessed 21 October 2026.</ref><ref name="CHoDR2" />
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''Forbes'' gives his residence as London and says that he lives part-time in Monaco and Florida.<ref name="ForbesDR" /> ''[[The Guardian]]'' reported in October 2026, citing research by [[TaxWatch]], that he had been tax resident in Monaco since at least 2014. It added that in 2024 he told a Los Angeles court "I reside in Monaco. I have resided there for approximately 10 years".<ref name="Guardian2026">Helena Horton, [https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/oct/07/billionaire-quit-uk-wealth-tax-resident-monaco-super-rich-exodus 'I reside in Monaco': billionaire said to have quit UK over potential wealth tax had already left] ''[[The Guardian]]'', 7 October 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref><ref name="TaxWatch2026">Mike Lewis, [https://www.taxwatchuk.org/how-many-times-can-you-move-to-monaco/ How many times can you move to Monaco?] ''[[TaxWatch]]'', 7 October 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
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==Business==
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According to ''The Guardian'', Reuben joined [[Mount Star Metals]] in 1958, which introduced him to metal sources in the Soviet Union. He joined [[Trans-Continental]], a subsidiary of [[Metal Traders]] Inc, in 1974, and co-managed a Soviet metals trading venture with [[Merrill Lynch]]. He left Metal Traders in 1977 to form Trans-World Group, which was sold in 2000.<ref name="Guardian2004" /> ''Fortune'' wrote that in the early 1990s David worked from London and Simon from Geneva. By 1996, it said, Trans World was hailed as the world's third-largest aluminium producer, behind [[Alcoa]] and [[Alcan]].<ref name="Fortune2004">The editors of Fortune, [http://web.archive.org/web/20250327010016/https://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2004/07/12/375898/index.htm David and Simon Reuben: Update and Clarification] ''Fortune'', 12 July 2004 (Wayback Machine copy captured 27 March 2025), accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> For the brothers' later investments, see [[Reuben Brothers]].
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==Political donations==
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The [[Electoral Commission]] register records a non-cash donation of £4,000, an auction prize, given in the name "Mr David R Reuben" to [[Boris Johnson]] and accepted on 22 January 2008.<ref name="ECReuben">[[Electoral Commission]], [https://search.electoralcommission.org.uk/api/search/Donations?query=Reuben&sort=AcceptedDate&order=desc&rows=50&et=pp&et=ppm&et=tp&et=perpar&et=rd&prePoll=false&postPoll=true Donations search: "Reuben"] ''Political finance register'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> Companies linked to the brothers have given larger sums; see [[Reuben Brothers]] and [[Investors in Private Capital]].
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==Directorships==
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[[Companies House]] holds two officer records for him. One is in the name "David Reuben" (born September 1938), with the correspondence address 13 Melbury Road, London W14 8LL for most appointments.<ref name="CHoDR1" /> The other is in the name "Reuben David Reuben" (born September 1938, resident in Monaco).<ref name="CHoDR2" /> Both records appear in the Reuben Foundation's list of officers.<ref name="TR_CH_REUB" /> The Trans-World Group register names "Mr Reuben David Reuben" as a person with significant control, holding 50–75% of shares and voting rights, notified on 6 April 2016.<ref name="CH02586047PSC">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/02586047/persons-with-significant-control TRANS-WORLD GROUP LIMITED (02586047): persons with significant control] accessed 31 October 2026.</ref>
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Company !! Number !! Role !! From !! To !! Source
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| [[Reuben Foundation]] || 04481304 || Director || 9 July 2002 || 3 May 2012 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|-
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| [[Reuben Foundation]] || 04481304 || Director (as Reuben David Reuben) || 31 July 2019 || – || <ref name="CHoDR2" />
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|-
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| [[Trans-World Group Limited]] || 02586047 || Director || – || 10 May 2002 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|-
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| Trans-World Group Limited || 02586047 || Person with significant control (50–75%) || 6 April 2016 || – || <ref name="CH02586047PSC" />
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|-
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| [[Whiteswan Ltd]] || 02163878 || Director || 30 March 1997 || 23 March 2000 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|-
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| [[Lake Superior Limited]] (dissolved) || 03157771 || Director || 23 February 1996 || 16 February 1998 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|-
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| [[Inbloom Properties Limited]] || 02163944 || Director || – || 31 July 1995 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|-
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| [[Transworld Land Co. Limited]] || 01727185 || Director || – || 31 July 1995 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|-
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| [[Devereux Overseas Limited]] || 01095547 || Director || – || 31 July 1995 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|-
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| [[England and Sons Limited]] || 01932754 || Director || – || 31 July 1995 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|-
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| [[Distantview Limited]] || 02608624 || Director || 11 September 1991 || 26 January 1995 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|-
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| [[Siruben Land Limited]] || 02373645 || Director || 28 February 1991 || 26 January 1995 || <ref name="CHoDR1" />
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|}
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==Philanthropy==
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The [[Reuben Foundation]] gave £80m to the [[University of Oxford]] in 2020 for the college now named [[Reuben College]].<ref name="Oxford2020">[[University of Oxford]], [https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2020-06-11-reuben-foundation-donates-80-million-first-new-oxford-college-30-years Reuben Foundation donates £80 million for first new Oxford college in 30 years] ''ox.ac.uk'', 11 June 2020, accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> In 2006 the ''[[Jewish Chronicle]]'' reported that Od Yosef Hai Primary School in Hendon was to be renamed the [[Nancy Reuben Primary School]] after the brothers' mother.<ref name="JC2006">''[[Jewish Chronicle]]'', 14 July 2006, reproduced as [https://www.reubenbrothers.com/reuben-school/ Reuben School] ''reubenbrothers.com'', accessed 31 October 2026.</ref> The paper said the school shared premises with Od Yosef Hai Synagogue (see [[Od Yosef Hai Yeshiva College of Rabbinical Studies]]).<ref name="JC2006" />
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== Links to Israel and the IDF ==
 
== Links to Israel and the IDF ==
 
[[Companies House]] lists '''David Reuben''', born September 1938, as a director of the [[Reuben Foundation]] (company 04481304, charity 1094130) from 9 July 2002 to 3 May 2012. He was reappointed on 31 July 2019 under the name Reuben David Reuben (also born September 1938), and the [[Charity Commission]] gives the same name and date for his trusteeship.<ref name="TR_CH_REUB">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/04481304/officers REUBEN FOUNDATION (04481304) – officers], accessed 21 October 2026.</ref><ref name="TR_CC_REUB">[[Charity Commission]], [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/3993320/trustees Reuben Foundation (1094130) – trustees], ''Register of Charities'', accessed 21 October 2026.</ref>
 
[[Companies House]] lists '''David Reuben''', born September 1938, as a director of the [[Reuben Foundation]] (company 04481304, charity 1094130) from 9 July 2002 to 3 May 2012. He was reappointed on 31 July 2019 under the name Reuben David Reuben (also born September 1938), and the [[Charity Commission]] gives the same name and date for his trusteeship.<ref name="TR_CH_REUB">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/04481304/officers REUBEN FOUNDATION (04481304) – officers], accessed 21 October 2026.</ref><ref name="TR_CC_REUB">[[Charity Commission]], [https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/3993320/trustees Reuben Foundation (1094130) – trustees], ''Register of Charities'', accessed 21 October 2026.</ref>
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In the years after the 2019 appointment, the foundation's accounts record grants to "The Association for Israel's Soldiers" – the Israeli [[Association for the Wellbeing of Israel's Soldiers]], which supports soldiers of the [[Israel Defense Forces]] – of £1,425,032 in 2023<ref name="TR_REUB23">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/04481304/filing-history/MzQ0MTg2NTg4MWFkaXF6a2N4/document?format=pdf&download=0 Reuben Foundation (company 04481304): group accounts made up to 31 December 2023] (filed 4 November 2024), note 9 "Grants payable", PDF p.28.</ref> and £2,193,000 in 2024.<ref name="TR_REUB24">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/04481304/filing-history/MzQ4Mzc1NDQwNWFkaXF6a2N4/document?format=pdf&download=0 Reuben Foundation (company 04481304): group accounts made up to 31 December 2024] (filed 7 October 2025), note 8 "Analysis of grants", PDF p.30 (printed page 28).</ref>
 
In the years after the 2019 appointment, the foundation's accounts record grants to "The Association for Israel's Soldiers" – the Israeli [[Association for the Wellbeing of Israel's Soldiers]], which supports soldiers of the [[Israel Defense Forces]] – of £1,425,032 in 2023<ref name="TR_REUB23">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/04481304/filing-history/MzQ0MTg2NTg4MWFkaXF6a2N4/document?format=pdf&download=0 Reuben Foundation (company 04481304): group accounts made up to 31 December 2023] (filed 4 November 2024), note 9 "Grants payable", PDF p.28.</ref> and £2,193,000 in 2024.<ref name="TR_REUB24">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/04481304/filing-history/MzQ4Mzc1NDQwNWFkaXF6a2N4/document?format=pdf&download=0 Reuben Foundation (company 04481304): group accounts made up to 31 December 2024] (filed 7 October 2025), note 8 "Analysis of grants", PDF p.30 (printed page 28).</ref>
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'''Identity note.''' Powerbase treats the two Companies House records as the same person (decision of [[David Miller (Powerbase)|David Miller]], 21 October 2026): officer ID Dlv8rV5TkXfBWlkyy_R1I7-MLOo ("David Reuben", born September 1938)<ref name="CHoDR1">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/officers/Dlv8rV5TkXfBWlkyy_R1I7-MLOo/appointments David REUBEN – personal appointments (officer ID Dlv8rV5TkXfBWlkyy_R1I7-MLOo)], accessed 21 October 2026.</ref> and officer ID CABZcOO4CG1u-QJtvOEL4UMzqOY ("Reuben David Reuben", born September 1938).<ref name="CHoDR2">[[Companies House]], [https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/officers/CABZcOO4CG1u-QJtvOEL4UMzqOY/appointments Reuben David REUBEN – personal appointments (officer ID CABZcOO4CG1u-QJtvOEL4UMzqOY)], accessed 21 October 2026.</ref> Both records share the surname, the forename David, the month and year of birth and the [[Reuben Foundation]] directorship.
 
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
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British businessman and investor, co-founder of Reuben Brothers

David Reuben

Image David and Simon Reuben (Reuben Foundation).jpg
David and Simon Reuben; the source does not say which brother is which (photo: Reuben Foundation)
Born September 1938 Bombay (now Mumbai), India
Nationality British
Residence Monaco
Occupation Businessman and investor
Known for Trans-World Metals, Reuben Brothers
Sibling(s) Simon Reuben
Website reubenbrothers.com

David Reuben (born September 1938) is a British businessman. With his brother Simon Reuben he owns the investment group Reuben Brothers.[1][2] The brothers made their first fortune trading metals and investing in the Russian aluminium industry through Trans-World in the 1990s, and sold those interests in 2000.[3] Since then they have invested in property, data centres, racecourses, pubs and lending.[4]

Companies House lists him as a director of the family charity, the Reuben Foundation, under the name Reuben David Reuben, with Monaco as his country of residence.[1][5] According to BBC News, the 2026 Sunday Times Rich List placed "David and Simon Reuben and family" second, with £27.9bn.[6]

Biography

The Guardian reported in 2004 that the brothers "were born in Bombay to Jewish parents of Iranian descent" and moved to London as teenagers.[3] Property Week called them "sons of Iraqi Jews who had moved to India".[7] In 2021 The Guardian said they were born in Mumbai to Iraqi Jewish parents with business interests in Baghdad and India.[8] Forbes says that the brothers were born in Mumbai and raised in the UK.[2] Companies House records his birth as September 1938 and his nationality as British.[9][5]

Forbes gives his residence as London and says that he lives part-time in Monaco and Florida.[2] The Guardian reported in October 2026, citing research by TaxWatch, that he had been tax resident in Monaco since at least 2014. It added that in 2024 he told a Los Angeles court "I reside in Monaco. I have resided there for approximately 10 years".[10][11]

Business

According to The Guardian, Reuben joined Mount Star Metals in 1958, which introduced him to metal sources in the Soviet Union. He joined Trans-Continental, a subsidiary of Metal Traders Inc, in 1974, and co-managed a Soviet metals trading venture with Merrill Lynch. He left Metal Traders in 1977 to form Trans-World Group, which was sold in 2000.[3] Fortune wrote that in the early 1990s David worked from London and Simon from Geneva. By 1996, it said, Trans World was hailed as the world's third-largest aluminium producer, behind Alcoa and Alcan.[12] For the brothers' later investments, see Reuben Brothers.

Political donations

The Electoral Commission register records a non-cash donation of £4,000, an auction prize, given in the name "Mr David R Reuben" to Boris Johnson and accepted on 22 January 2008.[13] Companies linked to the brothers have given larger sums; see Reuben Brothers and Investors in Private Capital.

Directorships

Companies House holds two officer records for him. One is in the name "David Reuben" (born September 1938), with the correspondence address 13 Melbury Road, London W14 8LL for most appointments.[9] The other is in the name "Reuben David Reuben" (born September 1938, resident in Monaco).[5] Both records appear in the Reuben Foundation's list of officers.[1] The Trans-World Group register names "Mr Reuben David Reuben" as a person with significant control, holding 50–75% of shares and voting rights, notified on 6 April 2016.[14]

Company Number Role From To Source
Reuben Foundation 04481304 Director 9 July 2002 3 May 2012 [9]
Reuben Foundation 04481304 Director (as Reuben David Reuben) 31 July 2019 – [5]
Trans-World Group Limited 02586047 Director – 10 May 2002 [9]
Trans-World Group Limited 02586047 Person with significant control (50–75%) 6 April 2016 – [14]
Whiteswan Ltd 02163878 Director 30 March 1997 23 March 2000 [9]
Lake Superior Limited (dissolved) 03157771 Director 23 February 1996 16 February 1998 [9]
Inbloom Properties Limited 02163944 Director – 31 July 1995 [9]
Transworld Land Co. Limited 01727185 Director – 31 July 1995 [9]
Devereux Overseas Limited 01095547 Director – 31 July 1995 [9]
England and Sons Limited 01932754 Director – 31 July 1995 [9]
Distantview Limited 02608624 Director 11 September 1991 26 January 1995 [9]
Siruben Land Limited 02373645 Director 28 February 1991 26 January 1995 [9]

Philanthropy

The Reuben Foundation gave £80m to the University of Oxford in 2020 for the college now named Reuben College.[15] In 2006 the Jewish Chronicle reported that Od Yosef Hai Primary School in Hendon was to be renamed the Nancy Reuben Primary School after the brothers' mother.[16] The paper said the school shared premises with Od Yosef Hai Synagogue (see Od Yosef Hai Yeshiva College of Rabbinical Studies).[16]

Links to Israel and the IDF

Companies House lists David Reuben, born September 1938, as a director of the Reuben Foundation (company 04481304, charity 1094130) from 9 July 2002 to 3 May 2012. He was reappointed on 31 July 2019 under the name Reuben David Reuben (also born September 1938), and the Charity Commission gives the same name and date for his trusteeship.[1][17]

Charity trusteeships relevant to the IDF list
Charity Role From To Source
Reuben Foundation Director (as David Reuben; officer ID Dlv8rV5TkXfBWlkyy_R1I7-MLOo) 9 July 2002 3 May 2012 [1]
Reuben Foundation Trustee and director (as Reuben David Reuben; officer ID CABZcOO4CG1u-QJtvOEL4UMzqOY) 31 July 2019 – [1][17]

In the years after the 2019 appointment, the foundation's accounts record grants to "The Association for Israel's Soldiers" – the Israeli Association for the Wellbeing of Israel's Soldiers, which supports soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces – of £1,425,032 in 2023[18] and £2,193,000 in 2024.[19]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Companies House, REUBEN FOUNDATION (04481304) – officers, accessed 21 October 2026.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Forbes, David Reuben Forbes, profile last updated 10 March 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 James Robinson, Pack up your roubles ... The Guardian, 27 June 2004, accessed 31 October 2026.
  4. ↑ Reuben Brothers, Timeline reubenbrothers.com, accessed 31 October 2026.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Companies House, Reuben David REUBEN – personal appointments (officer ID CABZcOO4CG1u-QJtvOEL4UMzqOY), accessed 21 October 2026.
  6. ↑ Zahra Fatima, Rich List: Beckhams become billionaires as Oasis appear for first time BBC News, 15 May 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.
  7. ↑ Helen Thomas, "Reuben Revealed", Property Week, 23 April 2004, reproduced as Reuben Revealed reubenbrothers.com, accessed 31 October 2026.
  8. ↑ Louise Taylor, Newcastle takeover: a guide to the new key figures at St James' Park The Guardian, 8 October 2021, accessed 31 October 2026.
  9. ↑ 9.00 9.01 9.02 9.03 9.04 9.05 9.06 9.07 9.08 9.09 9.10 9.11 Companies House, David REUBEN – personal appointments (officer ID Dlv8rV5TkXfBWlkyy_R1I7-MLOo), accessed 21 October 2026.
  10. ↑ Helena Horton, 'I reside in Monaco': billionaire said to have quit UK over potential wealth tax had already left The Guardian, 7 October 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.
  11. ↑ Mike Lewis, How many times can you move to Monaco? TaxWatch, 7 October 2026, accessed 31 October 2026.
  12. ↑ The editors of Fortune, David and Simon Reuben: Update and Clarification Fortune, 12 July 2004 (Wayback Machine copy captured 27 March 2025), accessed 31 October 2026.
  13. ↑ Electoral Commission, Donations search: "Reuben" Political finance register, accessed 31 October 2026.
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 Companies House, TRANS-WORLD GROUP LIMITED (02586047): persons with significant control accessed 31 October 2026.
  15. ↑ University of Oxford, Reuben Foundation donates £80 million for first new Oxford college in 30 years ox.ac.uk, 11 June 2020, accessed 31 October 2026.
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 Jewish Chronicle, 14 July 2006, reproduced as Reuben School reubenbrothers.com, accessed 31 October 2026.
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Charity Commission, Reuben Foundation (1094130) – trustees, Register of Charities, accessed 21 October 2026.
  18. ↑ Companies House, Reuben Foundation (company 04481304): group accounts made up to 31 December 2023 (filed 4 November 2024), note 9 "Grants payable", PDF p.28.
  19. ↑ Companies House, Reuben Foundation (company 04481304): group accounts made up to 31 December 2024 (filed 7 October 2025), note 8 "Analysis of grants", PDF p.30 (printed page 28).
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