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Meanwhile, "Scoop" Anderson is on the ball as always ...
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Barry Anderson @BarryAnderson_8 59m
Verdict on whether Ukio Bankas will be liquidated not likely to be made public till next week at the earliest. #Hearts owe Ukio £15m. #HMFC
#allisbarry
They aren't the big team. They are the UBIG team.
All is Barry I SAY ALL IS BARRY :-)
Dundee have 2 home before we go to the PBS and will be safe by then. We'd be going there for a party :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by green glory
All gone very quiet over on KeekCack :thumbsup:
"But, but, but 5-1 blah, blah, blah!"
"If only we knew we could've done something about it"
Twats!
if they have not got a football team to discuss i suggest that the polis shutdown Kickback as it will just be used for grooming, fraud and racism
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w7RIgs3eygo
Posted over there quality :-)
YAMOCALYPSE!!!!!
And it was good.
So is this really the end then ?.
They better no squirm there way out this time!!!
It aint quiet here. Guests have been booted to stop the place falling over :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by kdhibees1
Not yet. The foreplay is increasing in intensity, but the climax has yet to be attained.Quote:
Originally Posted by HibbyAndy
Roll with it.
I away to login.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
A Lithuanian court began bankruptcy proceedings against Ukio Bankas AB at the request of the central bank, which shut the Kaunas-based lender in February because of risky loans to related parties.Quote:
Originally Posted by Green Blood
Kaunas District Court today also issued a decree naming the firm Valnetas UAB as Ukio’s bankruptcy administrator, the court said on its website. The decisions may be appealed within 10 days, according to the statement.
Ukio was Lithuania’s fourth-largest bank by deposits when it was closed. The lender’s liabilities exceeded its assets by 1.2 billion litai ($463 million) as of March 18, the Bank of Lithuania in Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital, said last month, citing financial statements prepared by Ukio’s temporary administrator, Adomas Audickas, and auditor KPMG Baltic.
The permanent bankruptcy administrator will determine how and when to seek recovery of Ukio’s assets, which include claims on a majority stake in Scottish premier-league soccer club Heart of Midlothian as well as the team’s stadium in Edinburgh, Audickas said in a phone interview on April 30.
Valnetas, which like Ukio is based in the central Lithuanian city of Kaunas, specializes in corporate bankruptcy and restructuring, according to its website.
To contact the reporter on this story: Bryan Bradley in Vilnius at [email protected]
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Balazs Penz at [email protected]
A majority stake? That's a new one, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikey
If that's the case, which I have doubts about, then the "owner in insolvency" provision kicks in.
the good bits (ie not Hearts or UBIG) have been transferred to the other bank.
http://news.cision.com/siauliu-banka...as-sig,e372744
Most over there still think this is a good thing. They will get a buyer and they will still be at Tynnie. Surely these folk can't be serious?
Who'd have thought you could get Ibrox, Murray Park and the football club for £4million?Quote:
Originally Posted by Thecat23
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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
It's a claim on the majority stake, not the majority stake itself. This would suggest that UBIG have put Hearts up as security for borrowing from Ukio.
Apparently, it would be total and utter madness to sell off Tiny as it's only valued at around £5M. Far better to keep the now-highly-profitable club together with its ground in the hope of striking a less than £2M deal on the never-never backed with fantasy pledges.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thecat23
Obviously. :rolleyes:
There was no major security in that case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy74
1st target for the administrator must be UBIG :agree:
how long? I would assume not long due to
the fact they have had time to plan a strategy :wink:
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Okay. But that means, if they go after UBIG and take ownership of the shares, they are the owner and, being insolvent, the points penalty kicks in.Quote:
Originally Posted by MacBean
That said, if they go down that route, it will probably be next season.
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Originally Posted by #FromTheCapital
Can you imagine trying to sell a development of new flats at Ibrox? :faf:Quote:
Originally Posted by Andy74