A late nomination- British Patient Capital Limited and its owner Kemi Badenoch, Secretary of State

 I have been asked to consider a late nomination for these votes, but sadly it's out of time.


Just take a look at BPC's "portfolio" on its website and then run those names against Kemi's statutory records and the list of Company Law failings are too numerous to mention.


One of the worst offenders would seem to be the rumoured to be seeking an IPO "Thought Machine" where there is a long history of very late and still delinquent filings, as well as seemingly overhyped Valuations that bear little relationship to share alllotments. Would you buy shares in this?



BUT worse than that is that Kemi can't be bothered to ensure that her own directly owned company, BPC, complies with the law. Does anyone in BPC or her Department know the filing deadlines for shareholder resolutions with her own Agency? Seemingly not. Oh, and having to withdraw records in 2023 for falsity beggars belief.

And 


Is it any wonder that Kemi's department is labelled a "fetid swamp" and "unfit for purpose" when even BPC's parent company, British Business Bank plc, has to refile statements of capital because it couldn't  get the number of shares it has issued correct. Does she employ any half competent accountants - oh silly me they are probably all members of ICAEW that she also regulates and who deliberately falsify Statutory Registers. 

Interesting to note that the register of Auditors is no longer a secure website as of this morning and Chrome has a note saying they might be wanting to steal passwords etc- what is going on?



 



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Today (09.04.25) is International Unicorn Day so perhaps last year's clear winner (Quantexa Ltd) might like to accept the 2025 prize as well..

 Toronto Teachers apparently led a US$175m Series F round but so far less than 50% of that has been reported as allotted and yet again Vishal Marria is out of time for filing the amended Articles that must have been completed and filed no later than 25 March plus 15 days. Only then might we see just how little new money was actually raised...(less than 2/3rds is my present best estimate given the track record) .... he also filed false accounts stating shares were unlawfully bought into Treasury for £155,177 when they were actually newly issued for a mere £562.22 but he now says on his most recent  Confirmation Statement that they are all held in a Guernsey Trust Co. Anyone told HMRC? This is just more proof that "Vish" doesn't give a fig about compliance and is an inveterate liar (anyone remember Sarah Diamond who told the whole world she was appointed a director, Vish and his colleagues comnfirmed it on LinkedIn but just ignored their statutory obligations).  British Pat...
Read more

And the results are in:

Image
CATEGORIES 1.  SERIAL and RECIDIVIST OFFENDERS Nominations:    DAVID BUCHLER   (ex deputy Chairman Tottenham Hotspur)                          PAUL BOBROFF   - (ex Chairman Tottenham Hotspur)                          RICHARD HOUSTON  (Senior partner Deloitte llp)                         AND THE WINNER IS: DAVID JULIAN BUCHLER 2.  SUNDAY TIMES RICH LIST Nominations:      SIR JOHN BECKWITH                             ANDREW BRODE                             JON MOULTON AND THE WINNER IS: SIR JOHN BECKWITH (and his son) 3. DONORS TO PR...
Read more

Oh silly me... I should have also told you the rest of Kemi Badenoch's "Thought Machine" delinquencies and law breaking that her agency finally reported after my blog psot.

Image
  Can anyone have any confidence if Kemi can't even get her Agency to continually run their data against all public statements? The total incompetence of the Thought Machine directors beggars belief. Independent companies provide such a service but that's not good enough for Kemi, presumably because there is no money in the kitty to pay for it - rather sums up what today's IFS report says. If those running Kemi's investments can't even report appointments of Directors to her... Heaven help us all.  IPO anyone?  My recollection of SEC rules is that they require full disclosure of lawbreaking - unlike the London Stock Exchange that doesn't even sanction exisitng Directors of listed companies for having to reconvene AGM's for failure to give adequate notice to shareholders (see Andrew Brode from the Sunday Times Rich List candidates) or its brokers making false declarations of Persons of Significant Control in listed companies.
Read more