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Thanks to the joys of the internet we have a sample contract for those Equities First Holdings LLP (EFH) so-called loan deals. It makes fascinating reading - you can read it HERE.Note that it is held on the USA’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) website: I think we can assume it is genuine! Given that EFH is a one product company, this contract gives us a solid basis for a model contract with directors the EFH Six (Optimal payments, IGAS, Cloudbuy, IQE, Quenron and Aengle), which we can now test against disclosures made.
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Canaccord’s Montreal office was raided today in unrelated case? : http://www.forbes.com/sites/nathanvardi/2014/12/11/canadian-police-and-provincial-securities-regulators-raid-amaya-and-two-financial-firms/