STM responds to Nigel Green’s ‘best of bad bunch’ comment
International sipp provider STM has responded to recent comments made by deVere founder Nigel Green to sell his shares in the company, in a statement to International Adviser.
International sipp provider STM has responded to recent comments made by deVere founder Nigel Green to sell his shares in the company, in a statement to International Adviser.
DeVere founder and chief executive Nigel Green said he bought a 24% stake in financial services group STM after struggling to find a good European provider to invest in, referring to the company as the “best of a bad bunch”.
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