Was Nathans Finance illiquid from the start?
Liquidity reporting in Nathans Finance accounts – evidence of the ability to pay debts when they fell due - was ‘deficient,” a defence witness in the Nathans directors’ High Court trial conceded today.
Asked under lengthy cross-examination by Crown prosecutor Brian Dickey if – at the time
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Jock Anderson and Georgina Bond
Wed, 25 May 2011
Wed, 25 May 2011
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Was Nathans Finance illiquid from the start?
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