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Maat syndicate halts payouts, seeks more capital

Rising interest rates put property syndicates under pressure on debt covenants.

The PwC building on Cashel St, Christchurch, owned by a property syndicate managed by Maat Consulting.

Tim Hunter Wed, 05 Apr 2023

One of the largest and most heavily indebted property syndicates run by Maat Consulting has cancelled dividends and is looking to raise equity as rising interest rates put pressure on costs.

The move comes as Forsyth Barr estimates half of 24 syndicates analysed could be under pressure with debt

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Tim Hunter Wed, 05 Apr 2023
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