Perpetual Trust case due to hit court next week
Receivers suing trustee over its role in $167 million finance company collapse
Nine years after Capital+Merchant Finance collapsed owing 7500 investors $167 million, the High Court is due to begin hearing a compensation claim brought by receivers against trustee Perpetual Trust.
Nothing was recovered for debenture holders from the finance company’s assets and the only
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 08 Nov 2016
Tue, 08 Nov 2016
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Perpetual Trust case due to hit court next week
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