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601:. Marshall and Hughes-Hallett had previously collaborated on the Philanthropy Review, where they identified a lack of comprehensive research into the efficacy of private contributions to public welfare. Their vision was to create a “world-class centre of teaching” to fill that gap by advancing research into enhancing philanthropic impact, studying how charities can be more effective, and nurturing the next generation of philanthropic experts.
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described the book as "a bit of a gem" and a
Bloomberg review welcomed its examination of cognitive bias, the use of data and systematic strategies by successful fund managers. Marshall wrote, "Machines have not won yet. Machines typically do not fare well in a crisis. They are not good at responding
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and has also played a pioneering role in developing new programmes for inner city education. Other initiatives spun out of ARK include Future
Leaders, Teaching Leaders, Maths Mastery, English Mastery, Science Mastery, Frontline and Now Teach. He is also a founding trustee of the charity Every Child a
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Marshall Wace have won multiple investment awards and the company has become one of the world's leading managers of equity long/short strategies. Marshall Wace manages $ 50 billion and has recently opened an office in China. Prior to founding Marshall Wace, Marshall worked for
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called attention to an anonymous
Twitter account linked to Marshall. The group found that the account had liked tweets suggesting "mass expulsions" of immigrants and implying possible unrest "once the Muslims get to 15-20%". One of the account's own tweets, referring to an interfaith ceremony
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in April 2017 on the UK exiting the
European Union, Marshall wrote: "This is a huge opportunity for the UK. Our ambition is that the UK should be a champion of free trade, open and outward looking to the world and built on strong institutions." In an interview with the
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In April 2024, he stood down as chair and trustee of Ark
Schools to focus on "other philanthropic and business commitments" after being accused of liking and sharing far-right extremist social media posts and conspiracy theories. However,
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to a new paradigm until the rules of the new paradigm are plugged into them by a human."
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1002:. Movers and Shakers, The Times. 28 December 2009. Retrieved on 8 September 2014.
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Who's Who in Southern Africa, vol. 54, Ken Donaldson Ltd, 1959, p. 441
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magazine quoted a friend who said that Marshall is "very repentant".
1700:"Revealed: The Shocking Tweets of GB News Co-owner Sir Paul Marshall"
1622:"Paul Marshall, the financier turned media baron bankrolling GB News"
1366:"A Millionaire Who Funded Brexit Made a Killing as Carillion Crashed"
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1724:"The Christian faith of billionaire media mogul Sir Paul Marshall"
1535:"GB News owner pumps in further ÂŁ41mn in funding as losses widen"
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in 2016. He gave a donation of ÂŁ100,000 to the Leave campaign.
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Marshall Institute, London School of Economics and Political.
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circles in the UK". He was a founding member and donor of the
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defended him in a statement after he was criticised by local
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10½ Lessons from Experience: Perspectives on Fund Management
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10½ Lessons from Experience: Perspectives on Fund Management
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Personal finance news, how to make money, how to save money
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In 2019, Marshall gave ÂŁ500,000 to the Conservative Party.
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Paul Roderick Clucas Marshall was born on 2 August 1959 in
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Every Child a Chance Trust, registered charity no. 1122108
1785:"Sunday Times Giving List 2020: Stormzy breaks new ground"
1406:"City tycoon Marshall tunes into ÂŁ60m GB News fundraising"
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1920:"Sir Paul Marshall steps down as Ark Schools chair | Tes"
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Marshall had a longstanding involvement with Britain's
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People educated at Merchant Taylors' School, Northwood
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in an interview that he had no intention of retiring.
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Social Democratic Party (UK) parliamentary candidates
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Hedge fund star: My plan to turn round London schools
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Aiming Higher: a better future for England's schools
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Conservative party and right-leaning media ownership
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Social entrepreneurship institute to open in London
1945:"Tina Alexandrou appointed as Chair of Ark Schools"
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1303:"Could a minority government deal be done?"
1185:. Radio 4. BBC. Retrieved on 28 April 2012.
1176:Transcript: Any Questions? 10 February 2006
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1164:Transcript: Any Questions? 22 February 2008
1054:HFM | Hedge fund data and intelligence
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492:Alliance for Responsible Citizenship
423:European Union membership referendum
2399:Alumni of St John's College, Oxford
1698:Davis, Gregory (22 February 2024).
1508:Tobitt, Charlotte (25 April 2022).
1456:Waterson, Jim (18 September 2021).
1404:Kleinman, Mark (31 December 2020).
1391:"Search - the Electoral Commission"
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1068:"Rich List 2019: profiles 201-249="
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2232:"M meets... Giovanna - M Magazine"
1645:Bland, Archie (26 February 2024).
1235:"Lib Dem 'lurch to right' warning"
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115:Hedge fund manager, philanthropist
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1592:Earle, Samuel (28 October 2023).
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728:Times, The Sunday (12 May 2019).
173:Sir Paul Roderick Clucas Marshall
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2085:May, Melanie (3 November 2021).
1967:"Absolute Return for Kids (ARK)"
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1284:"Clegg needs to ride the storm"
965:"Every Child A Chance Trustees"
630:Tackling Educational Inequality
474:. Following the resignation of
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2169:Gilbert, Mark (16 July 2020).
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1301:Callus, Greg (28 April 2010).
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2257:Waterson, Jim (14 May 2024).
1237:. BBC News. 21 September 2004
1195:Sanderson-Nash, Emma (2012).
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700:St Paul's Theological Centre
645:Football and the Big Society
368:In 2004, Marshall co-edited
187:The Sunday Times Giving List
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551:Sunday Times Giving List
547:Sunday Times Giving List
315:Mercury Asset Management
272:Merchant Taylors' School
251:Early life and education
2424:British philanthropists
2126:Marshall, Paul (2020).
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319:S. G. Warburg & Co.
692:Conservative Christian
589:The Marshall Institute
334:Political affiliations
326:He is a member of the
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705:In 2017, he told the
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245:2016 Birthday Honours
2414:British Eurosceptics
1729:Premier Christianity
527:Premier Christianity
353:SDP–Liberal Alliance
261:Unilever Philippines
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1261:The Daily Telegraph
1152:The Daily Telegraph
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641:Britain After Blair
506:, former editor of
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2143:Hosking, Patrick.
891:"FamilySearch.org"
858:The London Gazette
671:Mumford & Sons
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