If Sir Ron Brierley, New Zealands stamp-collecting corporate raider, enjoys the occasional dollop of Schadenfreude, he must have had a chuckle yesterday.Not only did Bob Matthews and Paul Collins, the…

THE BUSINESSES associated with Sir Ron Brierley, the enigmatic New Zealand entrepreneur who this spring unsuccessfully laid siege to Vickers, are shifting their focus away from corporate raiding - at…

TOZER KEMSLEY & Millbourn (Holdings), the motor group in which Sir Ron Brierleys IEP has a controlling interest, increased pre-tax profits by 19 per cent to 52.62m in 1989.

IEP SECURITIES, the UK investment vehicle of New Zealand businessman Sir Ronald Brierley, has built up a 9.29 per cent stake in United Scientific Holdings, the defence contractor which narrowly…

Sir Ron Brierley, the New Zealand businessman, emerged yesterday as the potential buyer of GPG, the trouble-prone UK financial services group, with an offer valuing it at 55m.

CUMMINS ENGINE, the leading US diesel engine manufacturer, yesterday sued its biggest shareholder, Sir Ron Brierleys Industrial Equity (Pacific) Ltd.

The fact that Sir Ron Brierley has raised some 250m from his UK portfolio since January might suggest that he expects New Zealands recession to start exporting itself round the…

SIR RON BRIERLEY, chairman of the New Zealand-based Brierley Investments (BIL), believes the corporate battles between French companies, which have become more prominent in recent years, provide ...

SIR RON BRIERLEY, New Zealands best-known' entrepreneur, at 50 is handing over the day-to-day running of his corporate empire and concentrating more on his own research into underworked assets ripe…

Sir Ron Brierley, the founder of New Zealands second biggest company, is having to work overtime to prove to his 167,000 shareholders that he has not lost his Midas touch.…