Sterling Group assumes ownership of Commonwealth Trading Company holdings

The newly established Sterling Group has assumed ownership of several businesses previously held by the Commonwealth Trading Company.

The newly registered Sterling Group, ran by the Earl of Liverpool, has assumed ownership of company’s previously owned by the Commonwealth Trading Company, including the likes of global fashion brand Rinaldi and legal company Harrison Goose.

What is Sterling Group?

Sterling Group is a consolidation of numerous holdings previously owned by the Commonwealth Trading Company, which was also owned by the Earl of Liverpool.

Sterling Group will operate across the British private sector, with active holdings in areas such as legal, media, and health.

The Group owns shares in the likes of Rinaldi and the London Air Ambulance Charity, as well as its newly founded media division, Concorde Global Media.

The Group is owned and chaired by the Earl of Liverpool, with Sir Edward G. Home serving as its Vice Chairman, and Tom Molyneux being appointed as its President.

What’s next for the Group?

Since the registration of Sterling Group, efforts to revive Harrison Goose have now began.

Harrison Goose is the only law firm in the United Kingdom to possess a royal warrant, and is currently one of the oldest legal companies operating within the Commonwealth.

Formed by His Majesty the King in 2022, the business has produced numerous notable legal experts, including Circuit Court Judge ThomasHoraceShaw.