when he pranged his gleaming Porsche.
Chris Fish, 62, spun his Carrera 2 on a corner, mounted a kerb and landed on top of a bollard — causing thousands of pounds of damage to the car’s chassis.
And gutted Mr Fish, non-executive chairman of Britain’s largest independent merchant bank Close International, had to explain his actions to a policeman.
A witness to the crash on the island of Guernsey, where he lives, said: “It probably topped off a very bad week.”
Thursday, 9 October 2008
High flier crashes
A RICH banker’s wallet took a dent —
when he pranged his gleaming Porsche.
Chris Fish, 62, spun his Carrera 2 on a corner, mounted a kerb and landed on top of a bollard — causing thousands of pounds of damage to the car’s chassis.
And gutted Mr Fish, non-executive chairman of Britain’s largest independent merchant bank Close International, had to explain his actions to a policeman.
A witness to the crash on the island of Guernsey, where he lives, said: “It probably topped off a very bad week.”
when he pranged his gleaming Porsche.
Chris Fish, 62, spun his Carrera 2 on a corner, mounted a kerb and landed on top of a bollard — causing thousands of pounds of damage to the car’s chassis.
And gutted Mr Fish, non-executive chairman of Britain’s largest independent merchant bank Close International, had to explain his actions to a policeman.
A witness to the crash on the island of Guernsey, where he lives, said: “It probably topped off a very bad week.”
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