Peaks & Plains found non-compliant over loan covenant oversight and safety concerns

News25 Mar 2020Sarah Williams

A Macclesfield-based housing provider has been found non-compliant for governance following an oversight concerning one of its loan covenants, as well as health and safety issues previously outlined by the regulator.

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