Richard Orange

A year in exile, but still in the game

Richard Orange meets Bill Browder, the investor who is banned from Russia but remains bullish about its future

issue 11 November 2006

Bill Browder is strangely apologetic for the grandeur of his offices in Hudson House, a Lutyens mansion off Covent Garden. ‘I like the high ceilings,’ he says, scanning the room with a nervous smile, ‘It’s easier to work with some space around me.’ Somehow, though, neither the building’s fine fa

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