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==Notes==
 
==Notes==

Revision as of 16:07, 21 June 2016

Alexander Wilmot-Sitwell, Source: UBS

Alexander Wilmot-Sitwell is the head of Bank of America's European business, and other emerging markets. [1]

He was previously chairman of UBS’s investment bank. [2]

Donations

Recorded by the Electoral Commission:

Date Name of donor Amount Recipient
05/11/2014 Mr Alexander S Wilmot-Sitwell £50,000 Conservative and Unionist Party
17/12/2015 Mr Alexander S Wilmot-Sitwell £25,000 Conservative and Unionist Party
09/03/2016 Alexander Wilmot-Sitwell £15,000 Britain Stronger in Europe[3]


Notes

  1. Solomon Hughes, 'Grossly incompetent Libor scandal banker hands £50,000 to Tory Party', 5 April 2015, Independent, accessed 19 May 2016
  2. UBS, Wall Street Journal blog, 25 April 2012
  3. Electoral Commission Donor Search, accessed 16 May 2016