Interest building in SCF class action group, Chris Lee says
A class action group of investors who lost out on preferences shares is waiting for the FMA to decide if it will prosecute ex South Canterbury officials before it starts its case.
The man organising a campaign to bring legal action against the government and certain South Canterbury Finance directors and executives says interest in taking a case has swelled significantly in the last week.
Kapiti Coast investment adviser Chris Lee says the potential number of preference
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Jamie Ball
Thu, 04 Dec 2014
Thu, 04 Dec 2014
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Interest building in SCF class action group, Chris Lee says
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