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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Jon Robinson

Loan provider that never made a profit owed more than £24m as it collapsed into administration with almost 140 jobs lost

A Manchester loan provider owed more than £24m when it entered administration with the loss of almost 140 jobs.

Auden Group collapsed in March having been loss-making since it was set up in 2013. The business had provided short term (3-12 month) loans of between £200 and £1,000 to customers.

It was regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FDA) and had a £2.7m loan book supporting 4,200 customers. Prior to entering administration it had grown to employ 138 people.

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