CM3 and LL5: No Assets, No Answers . Is the 79th Group Administration Serving Loan Note Holders?

In this episode, we break down the stark reality facing loan note holders in 79th Commercial Three Limited (CM3) and 79th Luxury Living Five Limited (LL5).

We cover:

• Why the Administrator reports confirm there's nothing left
• How Administration was pushed forward despite no business, no trading, and no assets
• The growing concern over how investor data may have been used
• Questions around Crowell & Moring LLP, Kroll Advisory, and the role of anonymous campaigners
• Why this process mirrors the collapse of High Street Group
• And why some administrators are now publicly clashing

If you’re a loan note holder asking where your money went, or who really benefits from this process—this is an episode you can’t afford to miss.

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