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Philip May is a client relationship manager, not an investment banker, as incorrectly stated in an article on Theresa May in Saturday’s magazine
An FT Money article incorrectly reported on John Kay’s suggested £10,000 investment portfolio
From Prof Louis Brennan, Trinity Business School, Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
From Prof Ray Kinsella, Ashford, Co Wicklow, Ireland
From John Barstow, Pulborough, W Sussex, UK (Member, Usdaw Executive Council)
From Chris Crowcroft, London, UK
From Robert Bourns, President, Law Society of England and Wales
From Jem Eskenazi, London, UK
From Sim Gurewitz, El Cerrito, CA, US
From Prodip Guha, Grange in Borrowdale, Cumbria, UK
From Nicholas Scarles, Group Finance Director, Grosvenor Group, London, UK
From Jonathan Riley, Head of Tax, Grant Thornton UK
From Sophie Wood, West Kington, Wilts, UK
From Malcolm Webb, Ashtead, Surrey, UK
From David Sloman, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
From James Hanshaw, Zürich, Switzerland
From Dr Ian F Greatorex, Salford, UK
From Bill Emmott, Tokyo, Japan
From Dr Dennis Jones, West Lulworth, Dorset, UK
From Cathal Rabbitte, Villars sur Ollon, Switzerland
● The BAE Systems apprentice featured in an article on December 5 was Samantha Wilkinson not Samantha Walker
From Dr Reinhard Fischer, London, UK
From Valerie Young, Carlisle, Cumbria, UK
From Theo Vermaelen, Insead
From Gregory Shenkman, London, UK
