Article: Just 2% of loans at risk, investors told; GENEVA FINANCE

Geneva Finance says less than 2 per cent of its receivables (loans and interest) are at risk and it is a healthy, profitable company.

Geneva was placed on credit watch this week by international ratings agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) which said Geneva might not be able to manage the cashflow and funding pressures affecting the finance sector. It placed Geneva's B+ credit rating on watch.

Trustee for investors in Geneva, Graham Miller of Covenant Trustees, said S&P had not raised issues about the quality of Geneva's loans and investors could take comfort from that.

Investors have $112.6m of debentures with Geneva, with $16m of that in Canterbury and the upper South island and $23m in the ...

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