Pinnacle seeks new heights with capital raising
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Pinnacle seeks new heights with capital raising

[UPDATED] Pinnacle Life is seeking new capital to expand its operations, with managing director Noel Vaughn saying the market for direct life sales is larger than they are currently able to exploit.

Benn Bathgate
Tue, Sep 25th 2012 09:57PM
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