Two major R&Q shareholders call for executive chairman to step down
Two major R&Q shareholders have called for the removal of the legacy acquisition specialist’s executive chairman William Spiegel, citing deterioration in the performance of the business under his leadership.
Phoenix Asset Management Partners and Brickell PC Insurance Holdings, who together hold around a quarter of R&Q shares, published open letters to R&Q shareholders on Friday and Tuesday respectively.
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