Month: September 2019

Bolton’s established players look to move on after unhappy past  The Bolton News

BUOYED by the arrival of new ownership and new management, there is an undeniable eagerness to turn a page in an unhappy chapter in the…

Sheffield Resources escapes loan pain with $18m raising to pursue Thunderbird plans  The West Australian

Shares in Sheffield Resources have tumbled after the aspiring mineral sands miner raised $18 million in a placement at a discounted 39¢. The cash raised will …

Sheffield axes bridging fund  Mining News

MINERAL sands hopeful Sheffield Resources has ditched a US$10 million bridging loan facility it stitched up with Taurus Funds Management just three months …

Sheffield raises $18m to pay debts  Business News

Sheffield Resources has raised $18 million via a share placement to pay off a bridging loan facility and progress its strategic partner process for its Thunderbird …

Asia Pacific syndicated loan volume slides to 7-year low  Gulf Times

Syndicated loans in Asia Pacific have fallen in 2019 to their lowest level in seven years as dealmaking activity has been hit by global political uncertainty.

Tenancy deposit reform consultation response  ARLA Propertymark

ARLA Propertymark has responded to the UK Government’s consultation on tenancy deposit reform which called for evidence on the barriers that tenants face …

Austria’s AMS makes $4.8 billion counterbid for Germany’s Osram  Reuters

Austrian sensor specialist AMS made a 4.3 billion euro ($4.8 billion) counter-offer for larger German lighting group Osram on Tuesday, raising the prospect of a …

Tenancy deposit reform consultation response  ARLA Propertymark

ARLA Propertymark has responded to the UK Government’s consultation on tenancy deposit reform which called for evidence on the barriers that tenants face …

The evolution of bridging  Mortgage Finance Gazette Online

Jonathan Sealey, CEO of Hope Capital, gives an insight into the growing bridging loans market, which has changed considerably over the past decade.

Shareholders challenge Group Five’s guarantee of a bridging loan  Business Day

Legal representatives of a group of Group Five shareholders want a forensic investigation into the affairs of the financially-distressed company.