Overview
- Williams confirmed the split in a statement to The Sun, praising David Enthoven, Tim Clark and Michael Loney for their stewardship.
- He cited a rapidly changing music business and plentiful opportunities as reasons for a reset, saying he is assembling a brand-new team.
- Reports describe the decision as "entirely amicable," with Loney said to have resigned as a director of Williams's companies.
- Loney works with ie:music, the firm co-founded by the late David Enthoven, which has managed Williams since 2012 across multiple releases.
- The move follows January's BRITPOP and Williams securing a record 16 UK Number One albums, confirmed by the Official Charts Company.