Miami investor still keen to buy stake in Rangers

[Uilleam 5,451]

What happened to that Yanqui broad with the scratch?

[buster. 4,808]

10 minutes ago, Uilleam said:

What happened to that Yanqui broad with the scratch?

Kyle Fox giving it another go, is she ?

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2 minutes ago, buster. said:

Kyle Fox giving it another go, is she ?

Like a bad smell the former Duff and Phelps employee is hanging about and doesn't seem to be going away. At least its a nice distraction from the dirge on the park..

[buster. 4,808]

1 hour ago, Sutton_blows_goats said:

Like a bad smell the former Duff and Phelps employee is hanging about and doesn't seem to be going away. At least its a nice distraction from the dirge on the park..

Those Yankee broads !!

 

Seriously, she would bring nowt good.

 

 

Edited October 20, 2022 by buster.

[Bill 13,717]

It's beginning to look like an American majority shareholder is on the cards.

[Sutton_blows_goats 4,245]

Just now, Bill said:

It's beginning to look like an American majority shareholder is on the cards.

There has been a growing trend of Americans buying football clubs (especially British). The ultimate aim will be to gain enough traction for them to monopolise the game. The end goal is some kind of super league, maybe not in the shape or form that has been proposed in the past. But they will shape something that suits thier vision and business model.

[Uilleam 5,451]

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Miami investor still keen to buy stake in Rangers

Terry Murden, Editor | October 19, 2022

 

https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2022/10/miami-investor-still-keen-to-buy-stake-in-rangers/

 

A Miami-based investor insists she is still keen to acquire a “significant ownership interest” in Rangers Football Club.

Kyle Fox, prinicipal of KRF Capital, recently prevailed in a US District Court in a trademark lawsuit brought by the Ibrox club.

On 12 October, Rangers International Football Club voluntarily dismissed its own lawsuit following two months of legal briefing and just hours after KRF Capital filed its reply in support of a motion to dismiss Rangers’ claims.

KRF Capital said it had been in discussions with certain Rangers’ shareholders to “lawfully acquire” an ownership stake in the club and Rangers’ board filed its suit under the Lanham Act based on the “untenable premise” that Rangers was “not for sale.”

KRF Capital pointed out “factual and legal deficiencies” of Rangers’ claims and that Rangers is a UK public company with freely transferable shares. The club was forced to withdraw many of its allegations before ultimately dropping the case.

It is understood that Rangers are satisfied that the action served its purpose after the club became concerned that its intellectual property had been used without authorisation. 

However, in an indication that the saga is far from over, Ms Fox said yesterday: “I have always been, and will continue to be, open and transparent with Rangers’ board, shareholders, and investors.

“I look forward to putting the lawsuit behind us and continuing to explore opportunities to bring value to the Rangers organisation, its loyal fans, investors, and other stakeholders through KRF Capital’s proposed acquisition of a significant ownership interest in the club.”

Ms Fox, the former Global Head of Capital Markets at HIG Capital, became interested in acquiring a stake in Rangers after meeting former chair Paul Murray earlier this year and submitted a proposal to deputy chairman John Bennett that would have seen her buy 75% of Rangers and commit an additional £50 million of capital over five years.

That was later scaled down to a 25% stake, plus an additional capital commitment of £75m.

Rangers initially sought compensation for damages to their ‘business relationships, goodwill and reputation’ after claiming Fox was unlawfully using their trademarks and branding.

Ms Fox’s representative James Gillenwater said: “We were committed to fighting these wrongful accusations against Ms Fox and confident that she would be vindicated, as she was by Rangers’ withdrawal of all its claims.”

Mr Gillenwater has represented clients such as Fortune 100 companies, world leaders, and Olympians in high-stakes international disputes. His diverse litigation practice spans commercial and securities class actions, business disputes, intellectual property matters, and products liability cases.

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https://krfcap.com

 

 

This whole thing stinks.

Edited October 20, 2022 by Sutton_blows_goats
Link only broken for me

[Uilleam 5,451]

2 minutes ago, Sutton_blows_goats said:

 

KRF Capital

https://krfcap.com

 

 

 

KRF Capital is a leading Independent Capital Advisory firm providing unconflicted strategic advice and best-in-class execution.

 

Best in class execution include your website not working? 

 

This whole thing stinks.

Works for me. 

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1 minute ago, Uilleam said:

Works for me. 

My work must be blocking it for some reason 🥸