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Farhad Moshiri

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Wait. Spurs will go to the financial markets to pay off their debt??

Could you explain how that works then? With Spurs still owning their new ground, and/or, Spurs not paying more money for said debt.

Asking for a friend.
Got it - they go to the markets, get lots of money, default on repayments, but there's a magic clause that in the event of default, any charge on the property and/or income stream is null and void with the ground reverting to the original occupant, ie Spurs.

Hope that has helped clear your friends confusion.
 
Got it - they go to the markets, get lots of money, default on repayments, but there's a magic clause that in the event of default, any charge on the property and/or income stream is null and void with the ground reverting to the original occupant, ie Spurs.

Hope that has helped clear your friends confusion.

He would like you to arrange his mortgage.
 
Got it - they go to the markets, get lots of money, default on repayments, but there's a magic clause that in the event of default, any charge on the property and/or income stream is null and void with the ground reverting to the original occupant, ie Spurs.

Hope that has helped clear your friends confusion.
Spurs must be accessing capital markets in Shangri-La lol
 
Wait. Spurs will go to the financial markets to pay off their debt??

Could you explain how that works then? With Spurs still owning their new ground, and/or, Spurs not paying more money for said debt.

Asking for a friend.
Sorry, thought Spurs were still listed. Spurs are said to be planning a share issue with Lewis and Levy diluting their proportion of ownership.
 

Got it - they go to the markets, get lots of money, default on repayments, but there's a magic clause that in the event of default, any charge on the property and/or income stream is null and void with the ground reverting to the original occupant, ie Spurs.

Hope that has helped clear your friends confusion.
That's very snippy for a man who thinks Everton will get £400M for a stadium naming rights deal.
 


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