Thursday 10 October 2013

IRM goes bust............

IRM goes bust for 630 Million Euros, now thats a lot of balls...........


El Confidencial has reported that IRM (Investments in Mediterranean Resorts) filed voluntary bankruptcy creditors on October 9. 

The suspension of payment is due to the refusal of Sareb (the bad bank) to refinance at IRM, a company created in 2009 which owns the assets of Polaris World awarded to the banks. 

Sareb will get all assets of IRM, among them many lands or the Murcia Intercontinental Hotel, for resale. 

Polaris World is basically empty of content as creditor banks were awarded in 2010 with the good assets (mostly finished homes close to golf courses) that they managed to sell them at discounts of up 60%. 

See: http://haciendariquelmeblog.blogspot.com.es/2013/10/irm-presento-concurso-voluntario-de.html

The 'bad bank' force the contest for 630 million new owner of the houses of Polaris World

MRI Society was created in 2009 by Banco Popular, Banco de Valencia, CAM and Bankia to manage the assets that these banks were awarded their lot for the debts of Polaris

 
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 El Intercontinental Mar Menor,
The Sareb (known as the 'bad bank'), has forced IRM (Investments in Mediterranean Resorts), which is the company which includes assets foreclosed by banks Polaris World present creditors voluntary bankruptcy with a debt of 630 million euros (of which Sareb has 309 million transferred by Bankia and Banco de Valencia). In addition, the company has equity loans 581 million.

As reported today the Confidential, the Sareb has taken this decision because it has priority in the collection For banks, so they will keep all the assets of the company, among which there are many soils, besides the Hotel Intercontinental.

According to information published on this website, IRM was created in 2009 to manage the assets that were awarded four financial (CAM, Bancaja, Banco de Valencia and Popular) in refinancing Polaris World to avoid the bankruptcy of this conglomerate companies in Murcia, icon of the housing bubble. These were the less liquid assets, ie mostly rural land in Alhama de Murcia, where he tried to install the proposed Paramount Park. With mergers in the financial sector, CAM was absorbed by Sabadell, Banco de Valencia Bancaja for La Caixa and Caja Madrid merged and five boxes to form Bankia. And in December last year, the debt of MRI with Bankia and Banco Valencia was transferred to the Sareb.

Following these movements, the IRM situation was as follows. Its capital, comprising equity loans, is divided into 164 million Sabadell, Bankia 144 million, 137 million Caixa (Banco de Valencia), 124 million and 12 Sareb Popular from Bankia (in theory, not business units were transferred). As for the debt, the bulk corresponds to the bad bank, 309 000 000 (167 from Banco de Valencia and Bankia 142), while Sabadell and Popular 185, 136.

MRI was negotiating an agreement to provide a solution to the assets of the company, but the duration of the process has led to its inability to meet its payment obligations. Popular and Sabadell refinance favored to have a chance to get their money in the future, but the competition has forced Sareb volunteer. This figure assumes that the company has four months to reach an agreement with its creditors, otherwise, competition will definitely normal creditors, the old default.
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Strange what goes around Nige

Wednesday 2 October 2013

4th Oct IRM meeting update

From: Hilary, PP7
Sent: Mon, 16 Sep 2013 10:24
Subject: Workers Compound meeting


Hi

I can confirm that I went to the Catastro Office in Murcia on Friday and confirmed ownership of the various pieces of land around HRGR (the red and yellow areas on the map and outside the fence). With this information, we are due to meet with IRM and the HRGR Committee at the beginning of October, provisionally 4th of Oct (when all are available) to decide on the future of the Workers Compound.

I expect a final decision shortly after this date.

The problems (with the workers compound and the lakes) are now in hand, I welcome your photos and your updates as you do bring many possible problems to light early.  This is a good thing..... In the end, we all want to work together to protect our investments on our resort in the best way possible. 


Best regards

Hilary