The collapsed Chance Voight investment group, specifically CVI Management Services, is revealed to owe $3.5 million to creditors, employees, and the Inland Revenue Department (IRD). This debt comes to light in the first report from the liquidators appointed to handle the firm’s assets. CVI Management Services was already under scrutiny by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) as one of 31 entities being investigated. However, the IRD took decisive action, liquidating the company last month before the FMA could complete its investigation. The liquidation highlights significant financial issues within the Chance Voight organization. This raises concerns for investors and underscores potential regulatory failings. Further investigations are expected to determine the full extent of the financial irregularities.