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| − | Lord [[David Douglas-Home]] (born 1943) is the son of former Prime Minister [[Alec Douglas-Home]]. He inherited the title of the Earl of Home in 1995. He has been chairman of [[Coutts & Co]] since 1 June 1999<ref>David Douglas-Home, [http://www.coutts.com/executiveteam/index.asp Executive team], ''Coutts & Co'', Accessed 19-October-2009</ref>. Home is also the owner of the Mainshill wood where [[Scottish Coal Company]] are currently working on a fourth opencast coal mine in the area<ref>Edd McCracken, [http://www.heraldscotland.com/a-climate-of-fear-1.826337 A climate of fear],'' The Herald'', 8-August-2009, Accessed 19-October-2009</ref>.. | + | {{Template:Revolving Door badge}} |
| + | Lord [[David Douglas-Home]] (born 1943) is the son of former Prime Minister [[Alec Douglas-Home]]. He inherited the title of the Earl of Home in 1995. He has been chairman of [[Coutts & Co]] since 1 June 1999<ref>David Douglas-Home, [http://www.coutts.com/executiveteam/index.asp Executive team], ''Coutts & Co'', Accessed 19-October-2009</ref>. Home is also the owner of the Mainshill wood where [[Scottish Coal Company]] are currently working on a fourth opencast coal mine in the area<ref>Edd McCracken, [http://www.heraldscotland.com/a-climate-of-fear-1.826337 A climate of fear],'' The Herald'', 8-August-2009, Accessed 19-October-2009</ref>. | ||
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| + | He was made a [[Conservative]] peer in the House of Lords on the 24 September 1996. | ||
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| − | [[British Malaysian Society]] | [[MAN]] Limited | [[Coutts Bank]] (Switzerland) Ltd | [[Morgan Grenfell Group]] PLC | [[Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Group]] PLC | [[EFG]] PLC | [[Grosvenor Estate]] | [[Grosvenor Estate Holdings]] PLC | [[Export Guarantee Advisory Council]] | [[Commonwealth Institute]] | [[Advisory Board of the National Forest]] | [[Council of the Royal Agricultural Society of England]] | [[Offshore Industry Export Advisory Group]] | [[Comittee for Middle East Trade]] | [[Morgan Grenfell]] | [[Agricultural Mortgage Corporation]] | [[Morgan Grenfell]] | + | [[British Malaysian Society]] | [[MAN]] Limited | [[Coutts Bank]] (Switzerland) Ltd | [[Morgan Grenfell Group]] PLC | [[Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Group]] PLC | [[EFG]] PLC | [[Grosvenor Estate]] | [[Grosvenor Estate Holdings]] PLC | [[Export Guarantee Advisory Council]] | [[Commonwealth Institute]] | [[Advisory Board of the National Forest]] | [[Council of the Royal Agricultural Society of England]] | [[Offshore Industry Export Advisory Group]] | [[Comittee for Middle East Trade]] | [[Morgan Grenfell]] | [[Agricultural Mortgage Corporation]] | [[Morgan Grenfell]] | [[Southern Capital]], Singapore | [[Dubai Financial Services Authority]] |
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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Lord David Douglas-Home (born 1943) is the son of former Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home. He inherited the title of the Earl of Home in 1995. He has been chairman of Coutts & Co since 1 June 1999[1]. Home is also the owner of the Mainshill wood where Scottish Coal Company are currently working on a fourth opencast coal mine in the area[2].
He was made a Conservative peer in the House of Lords on the 24 September 1996.
Career History
- 2001-2009 President of the British Malaysian Society
- 2000-2009 Chairman of MAN Limited
- 2000-2009 Chairman of Coutts Bank (Switzerland) Ltd on 8 March 2000
- 1996-1999 Director of Morgan Grenfell Group PLC
- 1999- Director of Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Group PLC
- 1993-1996 Chairman of EFG PLC
- 1993-1996 Trustee of Grosvenor Estate and non excecutive director of Grosvenor Estate Holdings PLC
- 1993-1998 Member of the Export Guarantee Advisory Council
- 1993-1998 Member of the Board of Governers of the Commonwealth Institute
- 1991-1994 Member of the Advisory Board of the National Forest
- 1990 Member of the Council of the Royal Agricultural Society of England
- -1998 House of Lords Opposition Front Bench Spokesman on Trade, Industry and Finance
- 1989 Member of the Offshore Industry Export Advisory Group
- 1986-1992 Chairman of the Comittee for Middle East Trade
- 1983-1996 Director of Morgan Grenfell & Co Ltd International Division
- 1980-1993 Director of Agricultural Mortgage Corporation PLC
- 1972-1983 Director of Morgan Grenfell & Co Ltd (now Deutsche Securities Limited)
Affiliations
British Malaysian Society | MAN Limited | Coutts Bank (Switzerland) Ltd | Morgan Grenfell Group PLC | Deutsche Morgan Grenfell Group PLC | EFG PLC | Grosvenor Estate | Grosvenor Estate Holdings PLC | Export Guarantee Advisory Council | Commonwealth Institute | Advisory Board of the National Forest | Council of the Royal Agricultural Society of England | Offshore Industry Export Advisory Group | Comittee for Middle East Trade | Morgan Grenfell | Agricultural Mortgage Corporation | Morgan Grenfell | Southern Capital, Singapore | Dubai Financial Services Authority
Notes
- ↑ David Douglas-Home, Executive team, Coutts & Co, Accessed 19-October-2009
- ↑ Edd McCracken, A climate of fear, The Herald, 8-August-2009, Accessed 19-October-2009
