Bailiwick Investments Limited is a Guernsey authorised closed-ended investment company that has been established with the objective of attaining long-term capital growth through a diversified portfolio of investments. The investments are principally made in businesses, property and assets that are situated in, registered in, headquartered or managed from the established financial centres of Guernsey and Jersey. Bailiwick Investments invests in well-established profitable businesses within the Channel Islands and works with the existing management teams to grow the organisations and to assist them in achieving their long-term goals.

For any further information on Bailiwick Investments Limited, please contact Ravenscroft who acts as investment manager to the company or visit their website

Stephen Lansdown is co-founder and former Chairman of Hargreaves Lansdown PLC, the UK’s biggest independent private client brokerage and a member of the FTSE 100.

He moved to Guernsey in March 2010 and formed the family office comprising the Pula Group of companies. He has become a firm supporter of local business, culture and the sporting scene.

Stephen’s directorships include positions within Ravenscroft Limited, Earth Capital Partners LLP and Sustainable Technology Investments (Guernsey) Ltd.

Jon Moulton is Chairman and founder of the Better Capital fund vehicles. He is a Chartered Accountant, a CF and a Fellow of the Society of Turnaround Professionals. Formerly Managing Partner of Alchemy, Jon also previously worked with Citicorp Venture Capital in New York and London, Permira and Apax.

Jon is Trustee and Principal Donor to the J P Moulton Charitable Foundation and the Jon Moulton Charity Trust which has committed some £49m to clinical trials. Jon is also a Trustee of the UK Stem Cell Foundation. He is a very active angel investor. He was a director of the listed Battle Against Cancer Investment Trust (BACIT Ltd). Jon is the Non-Executive Chairman of Infex Therapeutics and until recently was Chairman of FinnCap, the stockbroker and The International Stock Exchange. He is a member of the ICAEW Technical Strategy Board and of their corporate finance faculty.

Michael became Managing Director of Mayside Recycling following its acquisition by Guernsey Recycling (1996) Ltd. He developed the business and led the team in installing a state-of-the-art MRF system in the Mayside Recycling facility to process kerbside/co-mingled waste material.

Michael played a central role in negotiating Guernsey Recycling’s acquisition of Island Waste, including the fund raise with new investors. Upon completion of this deal Michael became Managing Director of GRG (the new trading name of Guernsey Recycling (1996)). Michael has subsequently set the strategic direction of the business and led the acquisitional and organic growth of the group, developing GRGs presence in the jurisdictions of Jersey, Cayman Islands and the UK.

Matt has worked within the recycling industry for over 20 years primarily within the scrap metal sector. During that time he has worked for various scrap metal businesses in the UK including European Metal Recycling, one of the largest scrap metal recyclers in the world.

Matt has gained operational expertise over the years and has managed various shredder installations including all the Mega shredders within the South East of the UK. In his time at European Metal Recycling he also managed all transport and logistics for the southern region.

Matt also has a degree in Financial Management and a HND in engineering. He has completed IOSH managing safely and has Wamitab accreditation for recycling.

Barry has over 25 years of accounting experience mainly in the financial services sector and has also worked in the commercial sector.

Barry has held a number of group reporting related roles including working for an American Stock Exchange listed oil and gas exploration company. This role involved working closely with accounting departments in different jurisdictions to produce consolidated group accounts and included specific responsibility for the timely filing of quarterly and annual returns with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Barry’s strengths are in the preparation of relevant financial management information on a timely basis as well as the oversight and development of the group’s accounting functions to ensure robust financial statements close processes are in place.

Alan spent his early career building Mayer Parry into the largest scrap metal recycling company in the south of England. Under his leadership the company built up scrap metal exports to over three million tonnes per year, and twice won the Queen’s Award for Export Achievement. In the late 1990s Alan merged Mayer Parry with European Metals Recycling (EMR), creating the largest scrap metal recycler in the UK and Europe. He later left the company to relocate to the Channel Islands.

Having moved to Guernsey Alan acquired Guernsey Recycling (1996) Ltd. The company started in scrap metal recycling and through the acquisition of Mayside Recycling in 2008 diversified into the recycling of dry recyclable waste. In 2015 Guernsey Recycling (1996) Ltd acquired Island Waste, a commercial and demolition waste company to create GRG.

Alan was also the President of the European Federation of Recycling (EFR) and Vice President of the Bureau International of Recycling (BIR).

Alan passed away 15th March 2022. His spirit continues as a guiding force for the company.