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Simon Owen kicking ING funding goals
Dec 17 2009
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The Weekly Source

Just a few weeks into his role as CEO of ING Real Estate Community Living Group (REIT), Simon Owen has negotiated an extension of short-term banking facilities due to expire 22 December, giving him time to finalize the sale of the Meridian and Regency portfolios with the goal of a new three-year facility. Given a 72% debt load, this is an achievement.

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