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Swarbrick says rental property WOFs would protect good landlords as well as tenants

Swarbrick says rental property WOFs would protect good landlords as well as tenants Newshub 8 hrs ago Lana Andelane © Video - The AM Show; Image - Getty Images Watch: Swarbrick and Richardson go head-to-head on The AM Show in a clash over rental properties. Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick says the party s call to introduce a warrant of fitness (WOF) for rental properties would benefit landlords as well as tenants, arguing the proposal would protect good landlords from Tenancy Tribunal strife. The party is petitioning the Government to introduce WOFs for rentals to ensure properties are meeting the Healthy Homes Standards. With New Zealand s homeownership rate at its lowest in almost 70 years, the Greens are arguing that tenancy is no longer a transient option for homeowner hopefuls - and is becoming increasingly long-term. With rented homes less likely to have double-glazing and more likely to be older, colder, damper and mouldier than owned homes, the Gr

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Muna Therapeutics Launches with US$ 73M Series A to Advance Novel Small Molecule Therapeutics for Neurodegenerative Diseases

Muna Therapeutics Launches with US$ 73M Series A to Advance Novel Small Molecule Therapeutics for Neurodegenerative Diseases - Financing co-led by Novo Holdings, Sofinnova Partners, Droia Ventures and LSP Dementia Fund, with participation from Polaris Partners, Polaris Innovation Fund, Sanofi Ventures, V-Bio Ventures and VIB - Developing small molecules to repair neuronal dysfunction and resolve neuroinflammation - Innovative drug discovery platform leveraging insights from novel targets and pathways, resilience to neurodegeneration and all-in-human validation News provided by Share this article Share this article COPENHAGEN, Denmark, July 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Muna Therapeutics ( Muna ), pioneering the development of first-in-class small molecule therapeutics for neurodegenerative diseases, today announced the successful closing of a US$ 73 million (EUR 60 million) Series A financing round. The investor syndicate was co-led by Novo Holdings, Sofinnova Partners, Droia Ventur

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Muna Therapeutics Launches with US$ 73M Series A to Advance Novel Small Molecule Therapeutics for Neurodegenerative Diseases | Small Molecules

Muna Therapeutics Launches with US$ 73M Series A to Advance Novel Small Molecule Therapeutics for Neurodegenerative Diseases | Small Molecules
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Business Scoop » ACT s Interest Deductibility Petition Presented To Parliament

Press Release – ACT New Zealand ACTs petition to stop Labours interest deductibility change will be presented to Parliament today, says ACT Deputy Leader and Housing spokesperson Brooke van Velden. Almost 16,000 people have gone to the ACT website to say they reject Labours … “ACT’s petition to stop Labour’s interest deductibility change will be presented to Parliament today,” says ACT Deputy Leader and Housing spokesperson Brooke van Velden. “Almost 16,000 people have gone to the ACT website to say they reject Labour’s proposed changes. ACT is listening and we’ll make sure Labour knows that New Zealanders don’t want these changes.

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Tenants will be hit harder by debt-to-income ratios

Tenants will be hit harder by debt-to-income ratios - investors © RNZ / Nate McKinnon Property investors say a debt-to-income ratio tool will limit the number of rental properties available. Finance Minister Grant Robertson has agreed in principle to let the Reserve Bank limit lending according to a person s income, rather than letting them leverage off the value of their existing assets. Robertson wants any upper limit to target the kind of borrowing terms typically only offered to investors - who often rely on existing assets, rather than income, to secure a mortgage to buy more property. Property Investors Federation chief executive Sharon Cullwick says this will have a deterrent effect on landlords wishing to buy.

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