Investment in a company that can not meet it financial obligations by lodging it financial on time or needing the Director too lend money to a listed company at 13% due and payable at end of March 2019 or at 10% is a better investment then RFF? Who is paying 13% when there is talks that we are heading to 0%.
Director of that company also hold debentures and the dentures are secured by all the assets of the company.
This is a good Deal!
Sorry, there is no comparison. The Directors of RFF using their own funds supporting the company that they are running.
Better spent time on looking into your own investment.
Ann: Bonitas litigation, page-311
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