The board of ThomasLloyd Energy Impact has argued there is "no evidence" the trust's manager will be able to publish its delayed 2022 accounts by its 30 September aim .
Responding to the manager's latest statement, the board wrote: "There is no evidence that the investment manager can realistically expect to deliver on its ‘aim' of publishing the 2022 accounts by 30 September 2023." Uncertainty over the valuation of the RUMS project - a solar park construction project in India - in which 8% of TLEI's portfolio was invested, prevented the audit of the 2022 accounts which led to the trust's temporary suspension. ThomasLloyd Energy Impact manager denies board's whistleblower accusations Since then, a battle has ensued between the parties as, accordin...
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