by Jenny Ruth
The $2.5 million repayment due September 30 can now be paid because GFNZ today paid the $2.5 million due to Bank of Scotland on September 30.
The company says the early repayments are the result of the its positive cash position.
"Inclusive of this payment, Geneva Finance has repaid $119.2 million of investor principal and interest payments since the company entered moratorium in November 2007 owing a net $132.4 million to investors," the company says.
"These repayments are inclusive of interest payments to investors (including the company's bankers) of $35.9 million at an average interest rate of 10.7% and principal repayments to public debenture holders totaling $61.9 million."
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