| Wray, 56, has been described as Britain's Warren Buffett. Since the early 1980s the former share tipster turned merchant banker has made a fortune from a series of shrewd moves in the worlds of property, media and communications. We can see 17 stakes in quoted companies held by Wray, worth a total of £39m. The largest is Domino's Pizza UK and Ireland, where his holding is worth £13.4m. Share sales and a host of unquoted investments, including his stake in Saracens, the Watford-based rugby club, push his wealth up by a further £46m.
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2003: £75m
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