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| − | [[Genner Holdings is a company that provides consultancy and management services. It is owned by (Lord) [[John Wakeham]], his wife Angela and another relative, Jonathan Wakeman. According to filings at Companies House, Genner Holdings had investments of £1.3m in 2001. As directors, the three Wakehams drew a combined salary of £218,800 and received dividends of £140,000 <ref> | + | [[Genner Holdings]] is a company that provides consultancy and management services. It is owned by (Lord) [[John Wakeham]], his wife Angela and another relative, Jonathan Wakeman. According to filings at Companies House, Genner Holdings had investments of £1.3m in 2001. As directors, the three Wakehams drew a combined salary of £218,800 and received dividends of £140,000. <ref>Andrew Clark & David Hencke, The Guardian 30th January 2002 [http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2002/jan/30/uk.enron Master fixer who ended up in a fix] accessed 8th June 2008 </ref>. |
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Latest revision as of 16:04, 8 June 2008
Genner Holdings is a company that provides consultancy and management services. It is owned by (Lord) John Wakeham, his wife Angela and another relative, Jonathan Wakeman. According to filings at Companies House, Genner Holdings had investments of £1.3m in 2001. As directors, the three Wakehams drew a combined salary of £218,800 and received dividends of £140,000. [1].
References
- ↑ Andrew Clark & David Hencke, The Guardian 30th January 2002 Master fixer who ended up in a fix accessed 8th June 2008
