‘The Equi White Paper, which is available on the Equi website, contains a full Risk Warning section as well as numerous FAQs which point to the risks inherent in every ICO and all crypto currency and includes a full extract from the FCA website pointing to the risks of crypto.
This has been an awful journey for you and I realise that it’s not over for you because every minute of every day you feel the pain and loss of Rachel.’ ‘I would like to take this opportunity by offering my sincere condolences to you all.
The US is a different jurisdiction. The SEC has not made up its mind how to approach regulation of crypto currency. ‘References to US financial regulation is irrelevant. Baroness Mone is on record as agreeing Mark Carney’s recent statement that crypto currency is in need of regulation.
‘There is a lot of concern for Burnley,’ said Maguire. ‘Because of the way the deal appears to have been structured some resources will go back to paying the old owners, which makes it that much more difficult.
They must fulfil stringent investment criteria which are designed to avoid ordinary members of the public losing money which they cannot afford to lose.’ ‘Equi has gone to great lengths to ensure that potential purchasers of Equi make any purchase with full knowledge of the risks involved.
That means selling players to boost revenue and reduce outgoings. They have got plenty of players, like Dominic Calvert Lewin, who will be attractive. But it will require skilful management to navigate a route straight back to the Premier League and if they don’t, staying within the Championship’s FFP rules will become difficult.
In addition, Leeds have some big-name players they could move on to boost the coffers and cut costs in the event of relegation, while retaining a dynamic, young squad that has been blooded in the top flight.
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The Scottish businesswoman, 46, and her boyfriend Doug Barrowman, 53, is officially launching the ‘Equi’ coin on March 15. A pre-sale on Thursday has already asked supporters for a minimum investment of £72,000 ($100,000).
The advice from leading counsel has been positive in supporting Equi’s views that its ICO falls outside the scope of UK regulation. Equi is, therefore, acting within the law and scope of financial regulation in the UK. ‘Equi has subjected its plans to the scrutiny of English leading counsel expert in UK financial regulation. Equi has from the outset planned that its investment platform, when constructed, 78kbet.com will work as a regulated business under FCA scrutiny.
‘I do not think they will be hugely exposed there.’ ‘They have not over-extended themselves in terms of wages in the Premier League,’ said Kieran Maguire, a football finance expert at the University of Liverpool and presenter of the Price of Football podcast.
If nothing else, this indicates how much more Everton pay than their basement rivals. The website, salarysport.com estimates 16 players earn over £50,000-a-week, with eight of them on more than £100,000. After an unbroken run in the top flight since 1954, Everton inevitably pay their players top dollar.
That is not the case at Turf Moor, where the biggest gate this season was 21,233 to see Tuesday’s 1-1 draw with Manchester United, which is significantly more than any other fixture. Clubs like Manchester United are insulated against the risks of a leveraged buyout by huge revenues.
If the Clarets go down there are some players to sell, but others, like James Tarkowski, are out of contract and will leave for free. The club has insisted since the ALK takeover that it’s business plans are ‘sustainable’ and the owners’ ‘actions will speak louder than any words’.
That would wipe out the parachute payment, which works out at about £40M in year one following the drop. Sportsmail has reported that ALK have struggled to attract the new investors they planned for and if the club goes down, the £60M borrowed from MSD Capital must be paid off.
If they do drop from the top tier, it’ll be a case of ‘look away now’ for Clarets’ fans. Of the bottom six, it is Burnley that are at the most risk of freefall to the lower echelons of the Football League.
Following a leveraged buyout in 2021 by the American consortium, the club’s own cash went into the £170M purchase, £60M of debt was lumped on top and the squad is now the oldest in the Premier League after Garlick turned the modest money taps off in his final years to build up the bank balance.
But what are the prospects for those clubs currently in the bottom six of the Premier League, should they fall from the top tier? That will depend on each club’s financial position, owner wealth, wage bill, ability to hold on to players and how close they have flown to the Financial Fair Play limit.