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National lobby group, EUFA (Exposing Unacceptable Financial Activities) are holding a meeting for investors in the Hawkes Bay this Friday as a result of the serious mal practice Hawkes Bay Mum and Dad investors have been inflicted with.
The meeting organised by EUFA and individual Hawkes Bay investors, will address the Financial advisor companies and finance companies involved. The issue of the New Zealand Government Authorities failures to protect New Zealanders will also be a big topic at the meeting. It is a meeting where investors need to have their say.
Discussion will also involve the EUFA petition for a Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Finance Company crisis. EUFA is delivering the investor messages to the Parliamentary Commerce Committee next Thursday.
EUFA coordinator Suzanne Edmonds said from Tauranga today; " Investors need to see accountability and this may take some form of private actions, but until the authorites finally accept investors are serious about expecting law enforcement, we will continue to seek justice for every individaul who is suffering due to dishonesty and mass malpractice from this industry".
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