£337m divorce-settlement wife decides not to appeal

The estranged wife of a billionaire financier who got about £200m less than she wanted after one of the biggest divorce money fights seen in an English court says she has decided not to mount an appeal.

£337m divorce-settlement wife decides not to appeal
Thu, 18 Dec, 2014 - 17:35

The estranged wife of a billionaire financier who got about £200m less than she wanted after one of the biggest divorce money fights seen in an English court says she has decided not to mount an appeal.

A High Court judge ordered Sir Chris Hohn, 48, to hand about a third of a £1bn fortune to Jamie Cooper-Hohn, 49, earlier this month.

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