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Cash Today Inc. Lender Collapse and Receivership
Canadian lender Cash Today Inc. is under receivership scrutiny after roughly 44,000 loans vanished from its records, exposing creditors to potential claims exceeding C$613 million ($430 million).
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## Overview
Canadian consumer lender Cash Today Inc. is under scrutiny after a court-appointed receiver found that roughly 44,000 loans and related records could not be accounted for, exposing creditors to substantial potential losses.
## Key Details
- The lender has left creditors with potential claims of more than C$613 million ($430 million) (Bloomberg, October 14).
- A court-appointed receiver is struggling to account for the firm's loans and determine how investor money was used (Bloomberg, October 14).
- Approximately 44,000 loans have reportedly vanished from the company's records (Bloomberg, October 14).
## Why It Matters
The case represents a significant consumer-lending collapse with major creditor exposure and raises questions about record-keeping, fraud, and regulatory oversight in Canada's alternative lending sector — relevant for receivership law, creditor-rights litigation, and financial regulatory practice.