That doesn't prove he intended to run for leader, he could have been considering a career in cyber when he gave it that name.
Rishi Sunak was part of a small team of hedge fund bosses who shared nearly £100m after an audacious stock market bet that lit the touchpaper on the 2008 financial crisis.
The new chancellor was a partner at the hedge fund TCI when it launched an activist campaign against the Dutch bank ABN Amro in 2007, resulting in its sale to the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).
The deal loaded RBS, at the time led by Sir Fred Goodwin, who was stripped of his knighthood in 2012, with crippling debt and led to a £45.5bn government bailout.
Sunak’s time at TCI between 2006 and 2009 made him a multimillionaire in his mid-twenties and, according to fund managers who worked with him at the time, set him on the road to becoming chancellor.
clearly notToo soon?
we already knew the rot was systemicI asked an Indian colleague what her country's media is saying about the UK's current political meltdown. And she basically said all they focus on is Rishi Sunak: Lust for Glory, i.e. the S-man's rise to power.
Soon we won't have Liz Truss to kick around any more - and then what?
And if the S-man becomes PM, only to shit the bed like the J-man and the T-woman before him - then what? Then we'll know for certain that the rot is really systemic.
A bunch of cunts.So who will be in Sunak Cabinet
Good grief just gets worse
they're installing a revolving door tomorrowAnyone been seen walking in or out of no 10 yet?
Skeletor is a likeable villain, though. I'd be disappointed if he turned out to be a Tory.skeletor, doctor claw and mumra...
Skeletor is a likeable villain, though. I'd be disappointed if he turned out to be a Tory.
I have heard reports that Labour and the SNP are going to try and a VONC this week
So the honeymoon period wont last long thenI've a sneaky suspicion that Sunak is going to be hapless in his new job.
There's a lot of baggage there that a semi-competent opposition leader could get their teeth into. Sadly we have Starmer.
They may do but it stands no chance of succeeding. The tory mp's would all vote in favour of the goverment regardless of any internal differences.I have heard reports that Labour and the SNP are going to try and a VONC this week