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Osborne, George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, HM Treasury - ACOBA recommendation

Advice to Rt Hon George Osborne, former Chancellor of the Exchequer, HM Treasury, on business appointments after leaving Crown service.

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From:
Advisory Committee on Business Appointments
Published:
16 August 2016
Last updated:
13 June 2018
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  1. Appointment with SHINE added.

  2. Appointment with Exor added.

  3. Appointment with Stanford University added.

  4. Honorary position with Manchester University added

  5. Appointment with London Evening Standard added.

  6. Appointment with McCain Institute added.

  7. Third paragraph of advice letter amended to correct an error in the third paragraph from: "It [the Committee] was reassured by confirmation from your former department, Her Majesty’s Treasury (HMT) that there were no specific policy decisions from your time in office that would have specifically affected Blackrock..." to: "It [the Committee] was reassured by confirmation from your former department, Her Majesty’s Treasury (HMT) that whilst you were responsible for general policy decisions that would have affected the asset management industry, none of the decisions from your time in office were specific to Blackrock..."

  8. New appointment with Blackrock Investment Institute added.

  9. New appointment with Northern Powerhouse Partnership added.

  10. First published.

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Summary of business appointments applications - Rt Hon George Osborne

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ACOBA advice letter: Rt Hon George Osborne MP, public speaker, Washington Speakers Bureau

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ACOBA letter: George Osborne, Chair, Northern Powerhouse Partnership

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ACOBA advice letter: George Osborne, Advisor, Blackrock Investment Institute

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ACOBA advice letter: George Osborne, Kissinger Fellow, McCain Institute

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ACOBA advice letter: George Osborne, Editor, London Evening Standard

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Advice letter: George Osborne, Honorary Professor of Economics, the University of Manchester

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ACOBA advice letter: George Osborne, Visiting Research Fellow, Stanford University

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ACOBA advice letter: George Osborne, Advisory Board Chair, Exor NV

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ACOBA advice letter: George Osborne, Patron, Shine

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Letters to Rt Hon George Osborne, former Chancellor of the Exchequer.

The Committee’s advice that the following appointments should be subject to conditions, was accepted:

  • Washington Speakers Bureau
  • Blackrock Investment Institute
  • McCain Institute
  • London Evening Standard
  • University of Manchester
  • Stanford University
  • Exor NV
  • SHINE

The Committee wrote to Mr Osborne about his appointment with the Northern Powerhouse Partnership, declining to give retrospective advice.

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