Arrowgrass Capital Partners LLP

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. Arrowgrass Capital Services UK Limited
IRN XXA01080
- CF4 Partner (20 Sep 2007 to 6 Dec 2019)
. Arrowgrass Investment Management Ltd
IRN XXA01358
- CF4 Partner (11 May 2018 to 6 Dec 2019)
. Fios Services Ltd
IRN XXF01007
- CF4 Partner (22 Feb 2005 to 15 Feb 2008)
Abbas Amirali Siwji
IRN AAS01077
- CF4 Partner (6 Sep 2016 to 31 Oct 2018)
- CF30 Customer (25 Aug 2009 to 31 Oct 2018)
Adele Jennings-Day
IRN AXJ01549
- CF28 Systems and controls (11 Dec 2012 to 6 Dec 2019)
Agnese Aboltina
IRN AXA01381
- CF30 Customer (13 Aug 2013 to 1 Oct 2018)
Aidan Whiteman De Brunner
IRN AWD01031
- CF4 Partner (5 Sep 2012 to 29 Nov 2019)
- CF30 Customer (12 Nov 2008 to 29 Nov 2019)
Alan Thomas Lyons
IRN ATL01013
- CF4 Partner (3 Sep 2009 to 10 Mar 2011)
- CF30 Customer (3 Sep 2009 to 10 Mar 2011)
Aleksandar Aleksandrov Tamburov
IRN AAT01034
- CF30 Customer (18 Aug 2008 to 31 Aug 2012)
Alexandre Talmon
IRN AXT01189
- CF30 Customer (16 Nov 2009 to 1 Jul 2010)

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