Our client is a global financial technology company that provides an innovative, online comparison service for SMEs to access a panel of major forex payment traders.
Our client is a global financial technology company that provides an innovative, online comparison service for SMEs to access a panel of major forex payment traders.
Trading since 1890, our client is a leading thermal and acoustic insulation product manufacturer – their customer list is a Who’s Who of white goods manufacturers and prestige car brands.
Our client has developed innovative next generation data capture software that is greatly ahead of the competition and selling successfully in the Exhibition and Trade Fair markets.
Our client has been fast-tracked to launch a new line of cosmetics by a digital-TV shopping retail conglomerate with a reputation for recognising what it takes to build a successful brand.
London Property Development (LPD) is a high-end developer who has been capitalising on the strong trends in the London real estate market.
The Military Music Festival is a new event planned for August 2015 as a celebratory entertainment festival for members of the UK Armed Forces, ex-forces, family, friends and patriotic members of the public.
On November 11th 2014, The Tower of London was awash with ceramic poppies created by artist Paul Cummins. A total of 886,246 poppies were planted to honour each British & Colonial fatality during WWI.
Joy, sadness, trust, disgust, fear, anger, surprise and anticipation – Emotion Cube will show you how you feel! Emotion Cube is the world’s first AI device that can respond to factual questioning and engage in a two-way conversation.
Property Maintenance Group manages communal external areas on housing and mixed-use developments. Our client was seeking funding in order to purchase the balance of shares from a listed property group who were themselves keen to exit.
Our client is a 55 year old property group based in the South East. The business at its peak in 2007 had a portfolio of industrial/commercial property totalling £60million, against bank loans of £29million.