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Commerce Commission to investigate Hanover Finance

Published: Thu 24 Jul 2008 12:48 AM
24 July 2008/NO 14
Commerce Commission to investigate Hanover Finance
The Commerce Commission has today opened an investigation into Hanover Finance. The investigation is into whether Hanover Finance has breached the Fair Trading Act by making misleading representations to prospective investors and/or the public generally.
The finance company yesterday announced it was freezing repayments to 16,500 investors owed more than half a billion dollars. There will be no further comment at this time.
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