The Chelsea FC owner set up companies mostly staffed by disabled people to take advantage of Russian financial exemptions, the High Court was told

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Abramovich questioned over tax savings

Kensington and Chelsea chief executive Derek Myers wil take on the same role at Hammersmith and Fulham in a merger to save local government money

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One head better than two, say Tory councils

The Chelsea football club owner contends that the money had no relation to Sibneft’s prosperity, a London court hears

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Court told Abramovich paid protection money to Berezovsky

Prime St John’s Wood site will be one of the largest sales of a prime property since a Qatari-backed consortium bought Chelsea Barracks four years ago

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Barracks’ sale tests London property market

Almost £26bn of assets now sit in consistently underperforming funds, according to the latest Chelsea Financial Services relegation zone.

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£26bn of assets in underperforming funds, says Chelsea FS

Chelsea Building Society has announced the appointment of Stuart Bernau as its new chairman, after the present  incumbent Trevor Harrison announced that he will be retiring from the board at the end of July.

He will be officially replaced at the helm by Bernau, who is currently at Nationwide Building Society, on 1 August, subject to regulatory approval.

Harrison said: “It has been an honour to serve on the board at Chelsea Building Society for the last 14 years, especially the last three and half in my capacity as chairman.

“I am delighted to be handing over to Stuart, who has a wealth of building society knowledge and experience at the highest level.”

And at age 70 this month, we would like to wish a “Happy Birthday and even better Happy Retirement Trevor” from all at CEI.

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