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ING Makes New Overture To Credit Investors

ING New Zealand has made a new buyout offer to investors whose money in two structured-credit funds has been frozen.

  • 28 May 2009
ING New Zealand has made a new buyout offer to investors whose money in two structured-credit funds has been frozen. The latest revision offers some 8,000 investors quicker access to their funds, compared with the previous five-year time frame, which customers complained was too long. Under terms of ...

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