High Court places six Chance Voight companies into liquidation
The High Court has ordered six companies linked to the Rangiora-based Chance Voight investment group into liquidation after finding it insolvent and unsustainable.
Six firms associated with Chance Voight, a Rangiora investment company, have been placed into liquidation by the High Court. The court found the group was insolvent and operating an unsustainable business model. The scheme had raised more than $50 million from hundreds of investors. The Financial Markets Authority sought the liquidation after its investigation.
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Chance Voight companies placed in liquidation
The High Court has placed six firms associated with Rangiora investment company Chance Voight in liquidation after finding the group was insolvent and operating an unsustainable business
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An “unsustainable” investment scheme that raised more than $50 million from hundreds of investors has had six of its companies ordered into liquidation.
BusinessDesk
Six Chance Voight companies put into liquidation
Six Chance Voight companies have been placed into liquidation by the High Court after it found the Rangiora-based group was insolvent and operating an unsustainable business model. The Financial Markets Authority (FMA), after an investigation, asked the High Court to…
Newstalk ZB
Six Chance Voight companies put into liquidation
Six Chance Voight companies have been placed into liquidation by the High Court after it found the Rangiora-based group was insolvent and operating an unsustainable business model.
BusinessDesk
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