Fundrock Partners Limited

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MICHEL MARCEL MARIE VAREIKA
IRN MXV16586
- SMF9 Chair of the Governing Body (9 Dec 2019 to 25 Sep 2024)
- CF2 Non Executive Director (30 Oct 2019 to 8 Dec 2019)
Marc Wood
IRN MXW02386
- CF1 Director (29 Mar 2017 to 17 May 2019)
Mark Christopher Adorian
IRN MCA01069
- CF2 Non Executive Director (7 Jul 2014 to 2 Oct 2015)
Mark McCalla Manassee
IRN MMM01174
- CF2 Non Executive Director (6 Nov 2017 to 17 Jun 2019)
Martin John Ratcliffe
IRN MJR01268
- CF3 Chief Executive (16 Jul 2012 to 1 Apr 2013)
- CF1 Director (16 Jul 2012 to 1 Apr 2013)
Matthew Stuart Brown
IRN MSB01070
- CF3 Chief Executive (10 Dec 2010 to 6 Jul 2012)
- CF1 Director (30 Oct 2007 to 1 Apr 2013)
Maura O’Loughlin
IRN MXO00083
- [FCA CF] Significant management (9 Dec 2019 to 5 Nov 2021)
Michael Stoneley
IRN MXS01336
- CF1 Director (30 Oct 2007 to 2 Jul 2008)
Michaela Joanne Taylor
IRN MXT00398
- [FCA CF] Significant management (since 5 Jul 2022)
- [FCA CF] CASS oversight function (since 5 Jul 2022)
Miguel Hall
IRN MXH00401
- [FCA CF] Significant management (since 9 Dec 2019)

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