(Reuters) - Britain's Amigo Holdings (L:AMGO) said on Tuesday its shareholders had voted down a resolution to appoint founder and former chief executive officer James Benamor, who has been embroiled in a bitter spat with the lender, as a director at a general meeting.
At the meeting convened to consider the resolutions proposed by Benamor's Richmond Group, 57.24% of votes were cast against appointing him as a director.