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BY DUNCAN MILLIGAN CE IS RIGHT Dossier on the donors


Sir Michael Hintze, billionaire boss of hedge fund CQS made a single donation of £1.5m Labour says his donations now amount to £3.2m


Andrew Law, is one of the ‘Leaders Group’ and spends £50,000 to be a member of Dave’s Dining Club. He shared a table with Cameron at the now infamous Tory fund-raiser. Head of Caxton Associates, a £4.5bn hedge fund


Howard Shore, boss of investment bank Shore Capital, has donated nearly £500,000


Anthony Bamford, billionnaire boss of JCB, donated a £12,000 Rolex watch and a JCB digger for auction at this year’s fund-raiser. He has personally donated hundreds of thousands of pounds to individual Tory MPs. Additionally JCB Research has donated £1.4m during this Parliament


Peter Cruddas, City financier, boss of CMC markets has donated nearly £725,000 this Parliament


Lord Stanley Fink, former boss of hedge fund MAN has donated nearly £3m. He famously claimed that “everyone” was involved in tax avoidance, admitting that he used “vanilla” methods to cut down his bill


Michael Farmer, boss of hedge fund RK Capital has donated £2.2m this Parliament


David Rowland, property millionaire and former tax exile, donated nearly £2m


Mobile phone group Lycamobile has donated nearly £350,000. It has reportedly not earned enough to pay any corporation tax since 2007. Founder Subaskaran Allirajah, did have enough spare dosh to pay £210,000 for a bronze statue of Margaret Thatcher at that fund-raiser


Michael Spencer shared a table with Cameron at the fund-raiser. He’s an ex-Tory party treasurer worth £800m. His firm ICAP was fined £54m for its involvement in rigging the inter- bank loan market


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