Valiant Consulting
July 27th 2010
To the clients and professional contacts of Valiant Consulting Limited
As the first anniversary of the formation of Valiant Consulting Limited is fast approaching it seemed a good time to update you on some significant changes to the business.
We have taken huge encouragement from the support that you have given to our proposition and the opportunities that many of you have steered our way over the past 12 months. However our biggest barrier to growth has been in finding the 2 or 3 people that we would need to develop Valiant into a larger more dynamic player in the market, with the resultant capability to pursue a wider range of assignments.
In order to continue delivering that much needed voice of independence Mike Bligh has decided to join PMC Treasury with effect from 2nd August 2010. PMC Treasury has been in business for over 20 years and with Treasury consultants based in the UK, USA, Germany and Hong Kong has worked on hundreds of projects worldwide. Their focus is on helping company finance teams and financial sponsors manage financial risk including Interest Rate, Foreign Exchange and Commodity exposure as well as advising on efficient cash management and a wide range of operational Treasury issues. With such a natural overlap of focus we hope that many of you will take the opportunity to continue your relationship with Mike in his new position and see how PMC Treasury might be able help you and/or your clients.
At the same juncture Biraj Parmar has decided to leave the consulting market and has accepted an offer to move back into a senior banking role. He joined the European Sales team at Bank of Tokyo, Mitsubishi UFJ in London on the 21st July 2010 where he hopes to stay in touch with as many of you as he can.
Accordingly, with effect from Friday 30th July, Valiant Consulting will close for business and it only remains for us to say thank you for the support you have shown us over the past 12 months and to ask that you call Mike on 0207 759 9210 or 07833 226436 at PMC Treasury to review any new or ongoing Treasury issues.
Best regards for the future
Mike Bligh & Biraj Parmar