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11 Jun 2012
THE NEW RSM Tenon chairman has purchased more than £50,000 of shares in the stock exchange-listed firm.
Tim Ingram, who took the role at the beginning of the month, has purchased one million shares at 5.25p per share.
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Ingram took over the chairman role from Adrian Martin, who will remain with the firm until 22 June as part of a handover process.
Its share price climbed 0.04p in this morning's trading to 5.19p, setting the company's market cap at £16.74m.
After beginning his career in banking, Ingram was FD, chief executive, then chairman of First National Finance Corporation, which was sold to Abbey National. At Abbey, he served as a managing director between 1995 and 2002. He then served as chief executive of Caledonia Investments between 2002 and 2010.
He has also held non-executive roles at Sage Group and Savills. He is a non-executive director of Alok Industries, an Indian-based listed textile manufacturer.
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Ouch!
At today's close of 4.77, Mr Ingram just lost £4,800
Posted by: Jenny, 11 Jun 2012 | 17:01