Not ITK, but this is the series of events that follows logic.Fair point I didn't read detail of charges, but the fact still is that we don't owe any other loans as stated in accounts you may find that the facility being offered by the original charge is still on offer hence the reason why it has not been satisfied and is a quick source of liquidity that may be needed for what ever purpose. also a charge can be satisfied without it being registered at companies house.
The main point is other loans were satisfied by Moshiri's money hence the statement of post balance sheet events in accounts that's stated he put in £80m and other loans of £54m were repaid including what was due to JG and RMF if £22.5m was owed to RMF I can only calculate that £12.5m was owed to JG given £35m of other loans was due at the FY16 year end over and above the £19m of loan notes that were issued a number of years ago.
FM puts 80 mil in, pays off long term debt, original JG loan of 35 mil and RM payoffs/RK pay-ons - the bulk of the 80 is gone.
In Aug, the new RMF charge put in place to secure the lending stream (which it would appear is cheaper than banks) covering 16/17 stabiliser payment and 17/18 basic payment.
Not sure when the announcement of putting a stop to this kind of funding was, but at some point EFC must have believed it could get round it - RMF is "supervised by proxy", the source of funds is the IoM which has trade and capital flow agreements in place with the UK dating back to when the UK joined the EU etc.
Anyway, up to the date of signing of the accounts, no further amounts are drawn down against RMF, so the PBSE note was correct in that no money was owed in respect of the loans at 31.05.16 at that date. It doesn't have to mention that it may be thinking of drawing down further funds from the arrangement in the accounts (the projected 22.5m).
GM in Jan, in amongst the projections for profit etc, there is one for borrowings as I stated earlier. If this has come to pass, then it makes perfect sense to have the JG charge in place as this is against the basic award for 2016/17, last bit of which is paid out May (I think).
This bit is purely guesswork.
In order to give security in case the basic award is not enough to cover it, you leave the RMF charge in place and remove one element be it the basic award 17/18 or the stabiliser payment 16/17 thus part satisfying the RMF charge.
If you vault me, I'm pretty sure that at some point I mentioned that Jan signings could well be at least partially funded by RMF.
Think the above makes sense, but feel free to rip it to shreds.
* EDIT gut feeling is the 17/18 basic is the bit got rid of so it can be used for a similar deal with banks, but I don@t "know" anything.