Hotchin company assumes $44m debt on Fiji development
Mark Hotchin
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Hawke’s Bay
Like a sequel to a bad movie, Hanover's residual finance company has taken back some of the loan "assets" it dumped on Allied Farmers back in December 2009.
Allied Farmers, still beholden to the government through financing from Crown Asset Management, has just assigned $44 million of debt on
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Hotchin company assumes $44m debt on Fiji development
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