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Industry sources say that Rob Fielding, the former CEO of Quindell and until yesterday running the businesses bought by Slater & Gordon from Quenron is to step down with immediate effect.
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Bobby Chariot
I guess he’s not fielding any questions about his departure then?
alcira16247
Looks like another notch to be chalked up on the Sheriff’s belt!
Kolo
TW – I see you were tweeted by @leonhogan11 tonight, who said that S&G were the new stock to short and that they were in serious financial difficulties after acquiring Quindell Legal.
After I finished drooling over Leon’s missus in his twitter profile pic, I noticed he has ‘Leonstrade’ in his header. If my memory serves, there was a poster with that name on LSE BB, who had some great knowledge on QPP this time last year. Called lots of things bang on as if he had good contacts. Very pro-QPP as I recall as well, interesting that he’s now v bearish on S&G.
He also seems to be a director of some AIM companies or other. No idea what that’s all about.