The sfm site back up after being "attacked"...... good stuff though....
According to the poster Sam over on sfmonitor.org the Rangers finance chief Brian Stockbridge has been a bit shy about boasting of his place in the London Stock Exchange history books.
Back in 2009 the Stock Exchange issued an extremely rare Disciplinary Notice to the Nominated Advisers Astaire (formerly known as Blue Oar, who had previously been called Corporate Synergy) over their actions - or lack of them - regarding the entry to the AIM market of a company called Worthington Nicholls (nothing to do with the Worthington Group linked to Craig Whyte, incidentally). They became one of only two firms in London Stock Exchange history to be both censured and fined, in this case £225,000.
As is laid out in detail in this Telegraph report, the firm's admission to the AIM market was accompanied by a long series of what could charitably be called "misleading" statements. The result was a financial disaster that cost investors millions.
So who was one of the two Corporate Synergy brokers named on the Admission document for Worthington Nicholls?
None other than Brian Stockbridge, the man holding the Spivco purse strings.