IP2IPO, Proximagen, Home House and Wolfson Microelectronics. In 2010 Farleigh launched H2O Markets, an advisory firm. Dragons' Den Farleigh was selected in 2006 to appear as an investor on the British version of the business-related TV programme Dragons' Den for the show's third series. Farleigh said he would be seeking further investments through the show, saying he was looking to "hopefully uncover the next big thing". It was announced on 21 May 2007 that Richard Farleigh had been dropped from the series. He was replaced by James Caan. Chess Farleigh played for Bermuda in the 31st Chess Olympiad in Moscow 1994 and for Monaco in the 34th Chess Olympiad in Istanbul 2000. References External links The Telegraph (2006). Business profile: From swagman to sapphires. Retrieved 2006-04-23. The Times (2007). Double blow for UK nanotech company. The Telegraph (2007). Farleigh's Oxonica in legal fight with supplier. The Financial Times (2008). ‘Dragons’ Den’ chief feels heat in court. The Guardian (2008). Court rules against firm backed by former Dragons' Den star. Business Matters (2010). Interview with Richard Farleigh on success & failure in business . 1960 births Living people Australian chess players Australian financial analysts Australian hedge fund managers Australian investors Stock and commodity market managers University of New South Wales alumni Chess Olympiad competitors Australian expatriates in Monaco Australian expatriates in the United Kingdom People associated with London South Bank University