Liquidators of Blue Chip’s Sydney-based remnant Northern Crest have been refused government funding to help claw back money for out-of-pocket creditors.
At one point last year, the liquidators say the Ministry of Economic Development (MED) told them the Rugby World Cup was more important and
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Georgina Bond
Tue, 03 Jul 2012
Tue, 03 Jul 2012
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RWC funding more important than Blue Chip investor losses, says ministry
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