Hubbard’s letter in the post - maybe
Reports said the Timaru businessman planned to write to investors directly to "show them a totally different picture" of the state of his investment companies.
However, Hubbard told Good Returns the idea "was only a suggestion, and has got to be approved by the statutory manager."
Hubbard told the Timaru Herald his lawyers were working to get him back in control of investment companies Aorangi Securities, Hubbard Management Funds, South Canterbury Finance and seven charitable trusts.
Hubbard said Aorangi still contained "good assets" and that it had only been placed into statutory management after an "anonymous and malicious complaint" regarding the lack of a disclosure statement - which Hubbard said was not required as Aorangi did not take money from the public - only high-net worth individuals.
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