Chance Voight Group Liquidation
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jul 24, 2026 · Last updated Jul 24, 2026
The liquidation of Chance Voight Group signals heightened regulatory scrutiny and potential losses for investors, impacting confidence in New Zealand's non-bank lending sector. The substantial shortfall may lead to tighter regulation of similar investment schemes.
The New Zealand — High Court of New Zealand placed six Chance Voight companies into liquidation on 24 July 2026, following an application by the United Arab Emirates — Capital Market Authority (United Arab Emirates) (FMA). The court found the Rangiora-based group was insolvent and operating an unsustainable business model, reliant on new investor funds to meet obligations. The companies include Chance Voight Investment Corporation, Chance Voight Investment Corporation, Securiti, CVI Partners Mortgage Income Fund, CVI Investments, and CVI Partners Mortgage Income Fund. Director Bernard Whimp failed to appear at the hearing. Liquidators from PwC (Henrik Fisker, Lara Bennett, Malcolm Hollis) were appointed. An interim report showed a negative net asset position of nearly $12 million, with investors facing a substantial shortfall. The FMA's investigation continues.
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