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Singapore firm agrees to back Equititrust suit
Singapore firm agrees to back Equititrust suit
Colin Kruger
Sydney Morning Herald
October 11 2011
"SINGAPORE'S International Litigation Partners has agreed to fund a potential class action against Equititrust amid growing signs of turmoil at the Gold Coast mortgage fund operator"
"Adding to the turmoil at Equititrust is news that a newly appointed director, David JS Jackson, QC, has resigned as director two months after joining the company's board. No explanation for the resignation was offered in a brief statement from the company"
"A further company update yesterday confirmed that founder Mark McIvor is no longer involved in the company at any level.
A company statement said while Mr McIvor remained the sole shareholder of Equititrust, as well as a creditor and a unitholder in the Equititrust Income Fund, ''Mr McIvor is not involved in managing fund assets, recovering outstanding loans or otherwise involved in the management of the company or the funds''."
"His actions while managing the company are likely to be central to any class action."
http://www.smh.com.au/business/singapore-firm-agrees-to-back-equititrust-suit-20111010-1lhfm.html
So now even Equititrust is distancing itself from McIvor... What is going on in the background to warrant such an unusual statement...
There are some damming revelations about to be revealed in the near future...
Singapore firm agrees to back Equititrust suit
Colin Kruger
Sydney Morning Herald
October 11 2011
"SINGAPORE'S International Litigation Partners has agreed to fund a potential class action against Equititrust amid growing signs of turmoil at the Gold Coast mortgage fund operator"
"Adding to the turmoil at Equititrust is news that a newly appointed director, David JS Jackson, QC, has resigned as director two months after joining the company's board. No explanation for the resignation was offered in a brief statement from the company"
"A further company update yesterday confirmed that founder Mark McIvor is no longer involved in the company at any level.
A company statement said while Mr McIvor remained the sole shareholder of Equititrust, as well as a creditor and a unitholder in the Equititrust Income Fund, ''Mr McIvor is not involved in managing fund assets, recovering outstanding loans or otherwise involved in the management of the company or the funds''."
"His actions while managing the company are likely to be central to any class action."
http://www.smh.com.au/business/singapore-firm-agrees-to-back-equititrust-suit-20111010-1lhfm.html
So now even Equititrust is distancing itself from McIvor... What is going on in the background to warrant such an unusual statement...
There are some damming revelations about to be revealed in the near future...