Baker
Tilly’s Geoff Carton-Kelly has been appointed trustee in bankruptcy
to former property tycoon Simon Halabi.
Carton-Kelly will look to establish the existence of any assets belonging to
Halabi to be recovered for the benefit of creditors.
Halabi’s past financial affairs will be investigated that could yield further
recoveries.
“We aim to meet with Mr Halabi shortly and will be communicating with all
creditors in due course,” said Carton-Kelly.
The tycoon was 14th in the
Times’
Rich List 2007, valued at £3bn.
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