Article: Long wait for Geneva payout

Investors owed more than $100 million by struggling Geneva Finance are being asked to accept a 4 1/2-year repayment plan, with part of their money being swapped for Geneva shares.

The company plans to list the shares on NZX's alternative market.

Geneva's chief executive, Shaun Riley, dismissed the alternative to the proposal receivership as a "poor option" in the "near recession" conditions of the market.

It was "highly unlikely" investors would get all their money back under a receivership, he said.

While investors will vote on the restructuring plan at a meeting on April 28, it seems set to be approved as it already has the support of Geneva's bankers, the Bank of Scotland.

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