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London investment holding company in the Reuben Brothers group and a political donor

Investors in Private Capital Limited

Type Private limited company (Companies House number 05204672)
Founded 12 August 2004
Headquarters 4th Floor Millbank Tower, 21-24 Millbank, London, England, SW1P 4QP
Industry Investment holding
Parent Omaha Business Holdings Corp (according to DeSmog)
Subsidiaries Wellington Investments Limited; Criterion Asset Management Limited

Investors in Private Capital Limited (IPC) is a London company in the group of David and Simon Reuben (Reuben Brothers). It was incorporated on 12 August 2004 and its registered office is 4th Floor Millbank Tower, 21-24 Millbank, London, England, SW1P 4QP.[1] James Adam Reuben was a director from 2010 to 2024.[2]

IPC is one of the largest corporate donors among the Reuben companies. The Electoral Commission register records 29 dated donations worth £1,160,377.12 in total, mostly to the Conservative Party. Since 2025 it has also given to Reform UK.[3] DeSmog reported in 2026 that IPC is "ultimately controlled by Omaha Business Holdings Corp", which it described as owned by the Reuben family and based in the British Virgin Islands.[4]

Ownership and subsidiaries

Since 9 June 2017 IPC has filed a statement that it has no registrable individual or entity with significant control.[5] IPC is itself recorded as the person with significant control (75–100%) of two companies:

Wellington Investments in turn controls:

The Wellington Pub Company was bought by the Reuben brothers in August 2004 from Sun Capital and Hugh Osmond.[10]

Officers

Companies House lists these officers:[2]

Name Role Appointed Resigned Source
Stephane Abraham Joseph Nahum Director 20 August 2007 – [2]
Eileen Marie Sawyer Director 20 March 2026 – [2]
Eileen Marie Sawyer Director 25 September 2018 14 October 2024 [2]
Roger Thornton Director 14 October 2024 – [2]
James Adam Reuben Director 15 February 2010 25 September 2024 [2]
Patrick Colin O'Driscoll Director 9 February 2009 25 September 2018 [2]
Malcolm Robin Turner Director 21 September 2004 6 October 2022 [2]
Patricia Pamela Norris Director 12 August 2004 21 September 2004 [2]
Colin Robert Burns Director 19 August 2004 21 September 2004 [2]
Anne Benjamin Secretary 21 September 2004 12 July 2019 [2]

Political donations

The Electoral Commission register records the following donations from IPC. Dates are acceptance dates. Two further Conservative Party entries, of £25,000 (C0319865) and £150,000 (C0319574), have no accepted date on the register and are not included.[3]

Accepted Recipient Value Type EC reference Source
2 April 2026 Reform UK £14,157 Non Cash (premises) NC0840624 [3]
2 December 2025 Reform UK £100,000 Cash C0835465 [3]
7 September 2022 Boris Johnson MP £85,320.12 Non Cash (premises) NC0561851 [3]
25 January 2022 Conservative Party £27,500 Cash C0557112 [3]
1 April 2021 Conservative Party £125,000 Cash C0548895 [3]
7 November 2019 Conservative Party (Richmond Park) £20,000 Cash C0479020 [3]
15 October 2019 Conservative Party £50,000 Cash C0479021 [3]
14 March 2019 Conservative Party £20,000 Non Cash (auction prizes) NC0405696 [3]
11 December 2018 Conservative Party £25,000 Cash C0403591 [3]
21 February 2018 Conservative Party £3,000 Non Cash (auction prizes) NC0403669 [3]
31 May 2017 Conservative Party £175,000 Cash C0330655 [3]
22 May 2017 Conservative Party £1,000 Cash C0330910 [3]
22 February 2017 Conservative Party £20,000 Non Cash (auction prizes) NC0319296 [3]
13 May 2015 Conservative Party (Hendon) £5,000 Cash C0203571 [3]
25 March 2015 Conservative Party (Uxbridge and South Ruislip) £25,000 Cash C0194557 [3]
9 February 2015 Conservative Party £49,000 Cash C0196046 [3]
3 January 2015 Conservative Party (Richmond Park) £5,000 Cash C0194430 [3]
5 December 2014 Conservative Party (Richmond Park) £10,000 Cash C0144600 [3]
17 March 2014 Conservative Party £10,500 Cash C0098069 [3]
16 August 2012 Liam Fox MP £10,000 Cash C0082764 [3]
12 September 2011 Conservative Party £60,000 Cash C0053701 [3]
1 March 2011 Conservative Party £80,400 Cash C0037256 [3]
5 May 2010 Conservative Party £65,000 Cash C0025029 [3]
11 March 2010 Conservative Party £82,500 Cash C0023880 [3]
25 February 2010 Conservative Party (Norwich North) £2,000 Cash C0023738 [3]
6 January 2010 Conservative Party (Richmond Park) £10,000 Cash C0023755 [3]
24 August 2009 Liam Fox MP £5,000 Cash C0000103 [3]
8 April 2009 Conservative Party £25,000 Cash C0020640 [3]
31 January 2008 Conservative Party £50,000 Cash C0017367 [3]

See also

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