Mike Pero explains Chow loan as shareholder fight continues
Businessman likens shareholders' relationship to bad marriage.
Victoria Young
Wed, 05 Sep 2018
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Hawke’s Bay
Mike Pero has explained why he borrowed money from the Chow Brothers’ Inno Capital and detailed his testing relationship with Liberty Financial’s Sherman Ma as a trial concerning the companies continues.
The Christchurch businessman gave evidence in the High Court at Auckland on Wednesday
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Victoria Young
Wed, 05 Sep 2018
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Mike Pero explains Chow loan as shareholder fight continues
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