CEO and chairman say 'adios' Amigo in founder's boardroom coup
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LONDON (Reuters) - Amigo founder James Benamor staged an apparent boardroom coup on Monday, returning to the subprime lender and prompting the exit of its chief executive and chairman.Benamor's Richmond Group investment vehicle, Amigo's biggest investor with a 60.6% stake, has been pushing for more than a year to nominate two board members, after speculation the firm is vulnerable to a takeover due to its low share price.Amigo said Benamor, who founded the firm in 2005, was becoming a..