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Tussle over whether Public Trust should pay dividends

Public Trust has reviewed its capital adequacy and the Government wants any excess capital returned to the Crown.

Public Trust chief financial officer Peter Aish.

Brent Edwards Mon, 10 Oct 2022

The Government appears to be putting pressure on the Public Trust to start paying it dividends.

Until now Public Trust, which is an autonomous Crown entity, has not paid dividends but that might be changing.

It has reviewed its capital adequacy and is now developing a dividend policy under government

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Brent Edwards Mon, 10 Oct 2022
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