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Interview: Kenny Hogg, Neil Thornton and Mike Owen: the bedrock of bluefin

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After a tumultuous three months at Bluefin, three men have been calmly navigating the choppy waters and keeping the ship on course. Post spoke to Kenny Hogg, Neil Thornton and Mike Owen about the future of the broker.

In the space of just three short months Bluefin has lost its executive chairman – and long-time figurehead – Stuart Reid, its CEO Mike Bruce and its chief operating officer Tim Philip.

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