Matthew Moulding, the chief executive officer of The Hut Group (THG), is going to receive one of the biggest payouts in UK's corporate history.
Matthew will receive at least £830 million in shares after the Hut Group’s share price rose to hit targets set at its flotation on the London Stock Exchange in September.
If the share price of the company rises further to a market value of £7.25 billion, Matthew’s total share award will increase further. Arcadia denies report of being on the brink of administration Arcadia Fashion Group, controlled by retail businessman Sir Philip Green, has denied the media reports that the British fashion group is on the brink of administration.
There were reports that the group has been in talks with potential lenders over a loan worth £30 million.
It was last year only when the group managed to avoid being put into administration when Green’s restructuring plan was approved by creditors.
Sensyne Health plc signs five-year Research Agreement with Somerset NHS Foundation Trust
Sensyne Health plc has entered a pact with the Somerset NHS Foundation Trust and has signed a five-year non-exclusive Strategic Research Agreement. As per the agreement, Somerset will be getting 1,428,571 ordinary shares in Sensyne Health plc representing 1.11 per cent of the existing issued share capital of the company. The agreement is expected to provide an ethical application of clinical AI research to enhance patient care and fast-track research into new medicines.
