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George Kerr’s Torchlight Fund is earning 20% plus on funds lent to Pyne Gould Corporation-managed Epic, a troubled infrastructure fund trying to sell assets to repay debt.
The terms of the funding are disclosed in an independent report on Epic’s proposal to sell its major asset, an indirect
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