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Simon Lindley Keswick - wikipedia.org

Simon Lindley Keswick (born 20 May 1942) is a Scottish Businessman and a brother of Sir John "Chips" and Henry Keswick.

He is Director of Matheson & Co Ltd (a member of Jardine Matheson Group), Fleming Mercantile Investment Trust, Hanson plc, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Gp plc and Director of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. He was previously Chairman of the Kwik Save Group plc.

He is part of the Keswick family business dynasty.

A Cheltenham Town fan he was a director on the clubs board until resigning in January 2009

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Simon Keswick - businessweek.com

Executive Director, Chairman of Audit Committee, Chairman of Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd, Chairman of Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd, Chairman of Mandarin Oriental International Ltd, Director of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc, Director of Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd and Director of Matheson & Co Ltd, Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd.

Simon Keswick has been the Chairman of Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd. of Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd. since 1986. Mr. Keswick has been the Chairman of the Board of Mandarin Oriental International Ltd. since 1986. He has been the Chairman of the Board of Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd. since 1989. He serves as the Chairman of The Fleming Mercantile Investment Trust PLC. Mr. Keswick served as the Chairman of The Mercantile Investment Trust PLC since 1990. He joined ... Jardine Matheson group in 1962. He has been an Executive Director of Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd. since 1986 and Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd., since 1973. He has been a Director of Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd., since 1983. He has been a Director of Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd. since 1972. He has been a Non-Executive Director of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group PLC since January 2001. He serves as a Director of Mandarin Oriental International Ltd., Matheson & Co Ltd., of Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd. and Jardine Motors Group PLC. He served as a Non-Executive Director of Hanson Limited (alternate name, Hanson PLC) from 1991 to April 2005 and JIB Group plc (now JIB Group Ltd.) from 1988 to 1997. He served as a Director of The Mercantile Investment Trust PLC from 1988 to May 16, 2007.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERSHIPS*
2001-Present
Non-Executive Director, Member of Audit Committee, Member of Nominations Committee and Member of Remuneration Committee
Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc
1991-Present
Former Non-Executive Director and Member of Nominations Committee
Hanson Limited
1990-Present
Former Director, Member of Nomination Committee and Member of Audit Committee
The Mercantile Investment Trust plc
1989-Present
Chairman
Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd.
1986-Present
Executive Director and Chairman of Audit Committee
Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd.
1986-Present
Chairman
Mandarin Oriental International Ltd.
1986-Present
Chairman
Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd.
1973-Present
Executive Director, Chairman of Audit Committee, Chairman of Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd, Chairman of Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd, Chairman of Mandarin Oriental International Ltd, Director of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc, Director of Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd and Director of Matheson & Co Ltd
Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd.
EDUCATION*
There is no Education data available.
OTHER AFFILIATIONS*
Hanson Limited
Jardine Strategic Holdings Ltd.
Mandarin Oriental International Ltd.
Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd.
Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd.
Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc
The Mercantile Investment Trust plc

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Simon Keswick - Non-Executive Director - jltgroup.com

Simon Keswick, 65, was a non-executive director of JIB Group plc between 1988 and 1997 and was appointed a director of the Company in January 2001.

His other directorships include Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd and other Jardine Matheson Group companies. He is a member of the Audit, Remuneration and Nominations Committees. Simon Keswick

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Simon Keswick - timesonline.co.uk

Simon Keswick, 65, the low-key tycoon with strong Hong Kong connections via the Jardine Matheson trading house, also sits on the board of Cheltenham Town football club. The family has a stake in Jardine worth £694m and Keswick is a key director. Jardine’s activities range from retailing and car sales to insurance, hotels and other property. We add £66m for assets, including the sale of a stake in the Robert Fleming merchant bank.

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Multi-millionaire Simon Keswick resigns from Cheltenham Town board

Tuesday, January 15, 2008, 08:00 - thisisbristol.co.uk

Multi-millionaire businessman Simon Keswick has resigned from the Cheltenham Town board.

The Daily Press understands that Keswick tendered his resignation at the weekend due to unease at what he sees as media intrusion following his inclusion on the football rich list last week.

Simon Keswick, 66, was ranked at Number 12 with an estimated fortune of £966m and has been an active financial backer at Cheltenham since arriving in the boardroom four years ago.

Cheltenham chairman Paul Baker last night confirmed Keswick has left with immediate effect due to 'business and personal' reasons.

He said: "Simon has made a significant investment in the club which has helped it to achieve promotion to League One and to retain that status in subsequent seasons.
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"He has also helped with the investment to build the fantastic new 'Carlsberg Stand' at the Whaddon Road end of the stadium. He will be sorely missed but will remain a good friend of the club and we hope a frequent guest in the Directors' box."

Simon Keswick has, however, left the door open for a return when he calls time on his business career, by saying: "I have really enjoyed my tenure at the club and perhaps when I finally retire I might put myself up for election again.

"Unfortunately, due to my heavy business commitments, I have been unable to attend as many matches and meetings as I would like. I shall continue to monitor the club's progress with interest and hope to come along when I can."

Meanwhile, Cheltenham manager Martin Allen yesterday completed his third loan signing of the January transfer window after agreeing a month-long deal for Reading youngster Nicholas Bignall.

Bignall, 18, can play either wide or as a striker and scored one goal in a five-game loan spell with Northampton Town earlier this season.

Allen is also hoping to clinch the signing of an experienced league campaigner before his side travel to Colchester on Saturday.

Allen will not be pursuing his interest in French triallists Dino Djiba and Mohamed Sadio, who both featured in yesterday's reserve game with Swindon Town.

The match ended 1-1 with an own goal by Swindon defender Tom Evans cancelling out Michael Pook's first-half opener.

Cheltenham defender Shane Duff completed 45 minutes on his return from an Achilles injury and is hoping to be fit enough to play some part in the FA Cup third round replay at Doncaster next Tuesday night.

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Director Simon Keswick quits Robins

Thursday, January 15, 2009, 07:01 - thisisgloucestershire.co.uk

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Cheltenham Town have been rocked by the resignation of their wealthiest director Simon Keswick.

Publicity-shy Simon Keswick's departure is a devastating blow to the cash-strapped Robins, who are set to report a six-figure loss at the end of the financial year.

Keswick has been a regular among the front runners in FourFourTwo magazine's annual Football Richlist with an estimated wealth of £966 million and was placed at 12th in this year's standings.

Many fans have questioned why the long-standing Robins fan has not poured vast sums of money into the club, but in fact he has been a major financial contributor throughout his four years on the board.

The former chairman of Kwik Save Group, 66-year-old Simon Keswick cited his many business commitments as his reason for quitting.
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He will remain an avid follower of the Robins and would consider rejoining the club in the future.

Keswick said: "I have really enjoyed my tenure at the club and perhaps when I finally retire I might put myself up for election again.

"Unfortunately due to my heavy business commitments and time spent out of the country I have been unable to attend as many matches and meetings as I would like but I very much hope to come along when I can."

Cheltenham chairman Paul Baker, who has regularly offset club debts along with Keswick in recent years, said Cheltenham now faced one of their toughest challenges.

"Next season the board are going to have to be very astute and prudent in considering our playing budget, but we will continue to do everything we can to stay in League One" he said.

"The budget will have to be lower and it will be the toughest challenge we have been engaged in for quite a while.

"Losing Simon Keswick is a blow, but we are still viable and few clubs make a profit."

Baker paid tribute to the influence of Keswick, who played a big part in funding the construction of the Carlsberg Stand, built during the 2005-06 season at the Whaddon Road end of the ground.

Baker said: "Simon has made a significant investment in the club which has helped it to achieve promotion to Football League One, and to retain that status. He will be sorely missed."

Keswick's departure places even more importance on next week's FA Cup replay at Doncaster Rovers, with a money-spinning home tie against Aston Villa the prize for the victors.

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Simon Keswick - jardines.com

Mr Simon Keswick joined the Group in 1962 and has been a Director of its holding company since 1972. He is a director of Matheson & Co., chairman of Dairy Farm, Hongkong Land and Mandarin Oriental, and a director of Jardine Lloyd Thompson and Jardine Strategic.

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Jardine Strategic Holdings Limited - Simon Keswick

Jardine Strategic Holdings Limited is a holding company with principal interests in Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd, Hong Kong Land Holdings Ltd, Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd, Mandarin Oriental International Ltd, Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd. and PT Astra International Tbk. These companies are engaged in engineering and construction, transport services, insurance broking, property investment and development, retailing, restaurants, luxury hotels, motor vehicles and related activities, financial services, heavy equipment, mining and agribusiness. The Company has a 21% interest in Rothschilds Continuation Holdings AG, the merchant banking house. It also has interests in Tata Industries and Asia Commercial Bank. Jardine Matheson Limited acts as a general manager to the Company and provides management services to its subsidiaries. In March 2008, the Company acquired a 1.9% interest in Paris Orleans from Rothschilds Continuation Holdings AG.