Company
Cordet Capital Partners LLP
Official record Companies House · updated 4th October 2026 · Sources
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Who leads it
Previous officers 5
- Carl Magnus Lindquist 2015-2024 View profile
- Rupert John Jeremy Atkinson 2015-2017 View profile
- Gerard Donohue 2015-2016 View profile
- Gustavo Diquez 2014-2018 View profile
- John Brown Travis 2014-2018 View profile
Directors and secretaries as filed at Companies House.
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About
- Incorporated
- 17/05/2013
Ownership
Owned by (10) iOwned byIndividuals and companies registered as having significant control over this company, from the Companies House PSC (persons with significant control) register. People whose ownership could not be confirmed to one individual are not listed as confirmed owners.
- Niels Christian Dybdahl-Ovesen
significant influence (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06 - Jakob Mattias Lindquist
significant influence (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06 - Christopher Birt
significant influence (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06 - Georgi Todorov Velikov
significant influence (LLP) · notified 2024-08-05 - Gustavo Diquez ceased 2018-06-01
significant influence (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06 - John Brown Travis ceased 2018-06-01
significant influence (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06 - Carl Magnus Lindquist ceased 2024-03-08
significant influence (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06 - Rupert John Jeremy Atkinson ceased 2017-10-01
significant influence (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06 - Gerard Donohue ceased 2016-06-15
significant influence (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06 - Cordet Capital Management Limited
25-50% voting (LLP), 25-50% surplus assets (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06
Group
- Cordet Capital Partners LLP
is controlled by Niels Christian Dybdahl-Ovesen
Evidence
active significant influence (LLP) · notified 2016-04-06 · source: Companies House PSC register
Ultimately controlled by Niels Christian Dybdahl-Ovesen.
Ownership paths are calculated from Companies House persons-with-significant-control filings. Each step shows the filed nature of control and dates; a step marked "ceased" is historical, not current.
Board analysis
Board DNA
How this board is put together, from the Companies House officer record and Charity Commission trustee records - deterministic, no AI.iBoard compositionCounted from the dated Companies House officer record: the current designated members only, past designated members excluded.
2 designated members on the board
- Niels Christian Dybdahl-Ovesen Llp-designated-member · appointed 2014
- Jakob Mattias Lindquist Llp-designated-member · appointed 2013
Designated members past 6 years
- Niels Christian Dybdahl-Ovesen Llp-designated-member · appointed 2014
- Jakob Mattias Lindquist Llp-designated-member · appointed 2013
First-time vs portfolio designated members
Portfolio (2)
- Niels Christian Dybdahl-Ovesen Llp-designated-member · appointed 2014
- Jakob Mattias Lindquist Llp-designated-member · appointed 2013
Where else this board sits iWhere else this board sitsThe charitable fields these designated members govern in elsewhere, by Charity Commission classification. Excludes this company and any charity it is the legal face of.
The sectors these designated members govern in elsewhere. This company, and any charity it is the legal face of, are excluded - counting them would just tell you what you are already looking at.
Gaps to watch
- Several long-serving directors could step down together
Where to look Suggested search: succession planning for long-tenured seats.
Sources
Official record from Companies House. Governance Register calculates the connections.
Record details
- Company number
- OC385212
- Status
- Active
- Type
- Limited Liability Partnership
- Edition
- Register edition compiled 4th October 2026
- Labels
- Official record from Companies House · Calculated derived by Governance Register.
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