The Marcus Scriven profile: Albert Benchimol
IT'S AN almost cartoonish study in contrasts, as though one of the more abrasive characters from an early cinematic work by Mr Quentin Tarantino were being juxtaposed with, say, one of the more comprehensible BBC weathermen. The first is a bundle of uncompromising ego, a man who rejoices in unashamedly robust techniques - techniques which have helped him amass a fortune beyond speedy calculation; the other is a creature of appreciable learning - his manner both cerebral and emollient -...
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