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Inverthorn Investment Focus Briefings
Planning Application Successful
New Investment Opportunity in Wentworth Estate
Restructuring ISF
Inverthorn expanding Legal and Tax team
Inverthorn places subsidiary into voluntary administration

Inverthorn Investment Focus Briefings

Inverthorn Offices, London
Inverthorn hosts regular informal investment briefings to bring together investors, advisors and the Inverthorn team to discuss new products and initiatives. General market conditions and opportunities are also discussed.

Should you be interested in attending one of these briefings, please contact us on 020 7248 9555 for more details.

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Planning Application Successful

30th June 2008, London
Inverthorn has been successful in its planning application to change the use of 6 Lincoln’s Inn Fields from commercial to residential. This reflects the council’s wish for the northern terrace of this prestigious Georgian square to revert to high-spec residential use over the next few years.

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New Investment Opportunity in Wentworth Estate

20th June 2008, London
An offer from Inverthorn to acquire one of the largest sites on the Wentworth Golf Estate in Surrey in an off-market transaction has been accepted. Inverthorn is conducting due-diligence on the transaction and plans to build a high-specification house on the seven-acre site. Investors who would like to know more about investing in this opportunity should contact Inverthorn’s London office as soon as possible.

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Restructuring ISF

30th April 2008, London
Inverthorn Secured Funding is to be restructured. The fund is to be relaunched as a tripartite fund comprising three distinct investment cells; a cash cell, a mezzanine cell and a bridging cell.

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Inverthorn places subsidiary into voluntary administration

July 2009, London
As part of a larger restructuring plan, Inverthorn Group has placed one of its subsidiary operating companies into voluntary administration. The company in question - Inverthorn Capital, was not an investment holding vehicle. Support for regulated activities, previously supplied by Inverthorn Capital, will now be outsourced as required.

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