Son of Harlequin boss disqualified from being company director for 13 years
The son of troubled overseas property company Harlequin's chairman has been disqualified from being a company director for 13 years.
Matthew David Ames, son of Harlequin chairman David Ames, was charged with fraud in December in relation to two "green finance" firms, which allegedly took more than £1.2m from investors but which at the...
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