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Beaconsfield says Keystone demands forced receiver appointment for NQH

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US investment manager Beaconsfield Capital says it was forced to appoint receivers to digital wealth platform New Quantum after a demand by Keystone Asset Management for immediate repayment of a $15 million unsecured loan.

Beaconsfield, a technology-focused hedge fund, appointed McGrathNicol partners Damien Pasfield and Shaun Fraser as receivers of New Quantum Holdings last week. It invested $50 million in April 2023 and is the only secured creditor.

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