20 October 2011
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Lifemark investors and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) will next month get to vote on whether to opt for a controlled liquidation of the troubled porfolio or plump for Keydata founder Stewart Ford's $150m rescue bid.
Bondholders who want to try to save the portfolio in the hope their investments will make a return at maturity, can vote for the loan deal put together by Ford and US investment bank Seaport - the Seaport...
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