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Charles Taylor Group PLC CHTYF

Charles Taylor PLC provides professional services to the global insurance market. It operates through Management Services, Adjusting Services, Insurance Support Services and Owned Life Insurers businesses. The company follows fee-based model. It is in the business of underwriting and broking support services, loss adjusting and claims management services, insurance operations and support services, insurance company management services and specialty services. The company has offices in UK, Americ


GREY:CHTYF - Post by User

Comment by 8675309Jennyon Sep 17, 2016 11:40am
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RE:RE:MQL loses court battle - Bankruptcy looms

RE:RE:MQL loses court battle - Bankruptcy looms
That would make sense if 100% of shareholders voted, and they NEVER do.  So the deal is already dead, and you can all but read that in the press release.  A realistic number voting would be 60-70% of the total outstanding shares, which means Smoothwater votes will result in a negative vote of at least 25%.

So its done, its over.  The only hope for MQL is the Riddell gang riding to the rescue, but since they let Perpetual blow up, and thats with family, not likely here.

The world changed, junior oil and gas has died, and bank lending to oil and gas has changed forever.
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