Overview
- The Cardiff-born investor told The Times he has applied for a German passport to protect his family, according to Wales Online.
- He says he is considering leaving both the United Kingdom and the United States because of a political shift toward populism on both sides of the Atlantic.
- He describes Britain as “very hostile” for Jews and notes reports of children in north London avoiding identifiable school uniforms.
- Estimated at about £4.5 billion, he is identified in the coverage as Wales’ wealthiest billionaire.
- His recent philanthropy includes a $9 million pledge, matched by San Francisco, to sustain SNAP benefits locally and financial backing for The San Francisco Standard, which he says operates without his editorial input.