ASOS.COM LIMITED

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This company is tracked across risk categories, including those related to its sector (e.g., Family Clothing Stores, Catalog and Mail-Order Houses, Direct Selling Establishments), including supply chain integrity, ESG practices, labor disputes, and regulatory compliance.

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2025-03-24 (owler.com)

Reports - Matches: Matches CEO and CFO reportedly step down following administration

Matches in London Credits: Shaun James Cox / Matches The chief executive officer, Nick Beighton, and chief financial officer, Dave Murray, of Matches are believed to have exited the company days after it fell into administration. Both Beighton and Murrary are understood to have been among the 273 job cuts made after the redundancy filing was put into place, according to Drapers. Last week, administrators from Teneo Financial Advisory were appointed to oversee the process three months on from when Matches had been acquired by Frasers Group in a 52 million pound deal. Media reports suggested that Frasers was now actively seeking a buyer for the troubled e-tailer, with British chain Next understood to be among the interested parties. Beighton's exit from Matches, however, comes just over a year and a half on from his initial appointment, when he took on the helm role after resigning from Asos after 12 years, during which time he had been overseeing a turnaround plan.