Lighthouse paid Hickey £259k following AIM delist

Nicola Brittain
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Lighthouse Group has compensated the former executive chairman, David Hickey, £259,000 following his resignation from the post in August last year.

Hickey quit after shareholders voted against his proposal to delist the business from trading on AIM. While the proposal to delist was unanimously supported by the board, many key shareholders, including Allan Rosengren, lobbied against the move. The compensation figure was released in the report and financial statements for 2012. Hickey received total emoluments for the year, including the £259,000, of £376,000. A statement in the report said: "The ...

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