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Direct Capital takes 50% of Perpetual Guardian

Private equity firm converts loan to shareholding.

Tim Hunter Tue, 08 Oct 2019

Private equity firm Direct Capital has taken 50% ownership of trustee company Perpetual Guardian after converting a $64 million loan into shares.

The transaction reduced the holding of businessman Andrew Barnes to 50% from 100%.

Direct Capital provided loan finance to Barnes’ company, Bath

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Tim Hunter Tue, 08 Oct 2019
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