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Evening Standard
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Tom Place

Labour donor revealed to be buyer of Nick Candy's £275million Chelsea mansion

The billionaire co-founder of a trading firm and Labour party donor has been revealed as the buyer of Nick Candy’s Chelsea mansion in the most expensive property purchase in history.

Suneil Setiya, the co-founder of Quadrature Capital, reportedly paid more than £275million for Providence House. The deal was reported earlier this month, but the buyer’s identity was not publicly known.

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