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Hanover's Hotchin urges investors to ignore their dislike of him

Hanover shareholder Mark Hotchin is urging investors to ignore their personal dislike of him and accept the $400 million all-stock deal offered by Allied Farmers to get the failed finance firm out of moratorium.

Mon, Dec 7th 2009 09:45PM

Property values stay positive as sellers stay put: QV

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Lombard Finance makes first payment to debenture holders

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Strategic investors about to get first payment

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AMP refuses to front up on commissions in NZ

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Dorchester to end its moratorium

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October reminder that all is not well

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McLeod leaves South Canterbury, but sticks with Hubbard

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China not the world's panacea: Magellan

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Bouquet for St Laurence; Brickbat for Strategic

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Rates Round Up

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Resurgent risk appetite breathes life back into debt market

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Fisher Funds growth fund tops KiwiSaver survey

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CBS Canterbury ‘very happy’ with BB+ credit rating

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ComCom chasing bigger fish after dodgy Invercargill property scheme

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Deposit guarantee scheme gets tweaked

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Property finders likely to cause a few headaches for REAA

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The Hawk set to swoop on Cynotech

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Confidence in housing remains high: ASB survey

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Deposit war keeps bank margins under pressure

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