[continues from part two]
Moses is especially upset that the receiver of Nathans, PwC, is still holding the $1.085 million in reparations that he and the other directors have made to investors.
In his case he paid $425,000, which he had to borrow.
“I will be angry if the receivers
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Rod Vaughan
Sat, 16 Jun 2012
Sat, 16 Jun 2012
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PART THREE: Nathan's Finance - what went wrong, in Moses' words
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