Matt Oliver
Industry Editor at The Telegraph
Industry Editor @Telegraph. Formerly @DailyMailUK and @theoxfordmail. Send tips and stories to [email protected]
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ca.finance.yahoo.com | Matt Oliver
“Bonuses for failure? We won’t stand for it.”With eight words on social media, Sir Keir Starmer sent an unambiguous signal to Thames Water and its creditors: Do not expect special treatment. The Prime Minister’s comment came at a critical moment for Britain’s biggest water supplier, as it attempted to steer itself towards a sale to private equity giant KKR.
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yahoo.com | Matt Oliver
“Bonuses for failure? We won’t stand for it.”With eight words on social media, Sir Keir Starmer sent an unambiguous signal to Thames Water and its creditors: Do not expect special treatment. The Prime Minister’s comment came at a critical moment for Britain’s biggest water supplier, as it attempted to steer itself towards a sale to private equity giant KKR.
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telegraph.co.uk | Matt Oliver
It was a controversial argument, to say the least. Particularly as the water industry still faces mass public anger for allowing sewers to overflow regularly into the nation's rivers and seas. "Are we going to just roll over backwards and allow Thames Water and KKR to pick and choose which of our laws they want to comply with?" asks Feargal Sharkey, the former Undertones singer who has become a leading campaigner for clean rivers.
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