Investors seek to snap up Green Deal Finance Company assets

Jessica Shankleman
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EXCLUSIVE: GDFC seriously considering proposals to sell pay-as-you-save technology and £50m loan book

A number of investors are looking at acquiring part or all of the Green Deal Finance Company (GDFC), after the government refused to extend its senior loan facility earlier this year. Sources close...

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