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Seafood tycoon John Risley sold art, planes as loan interest spiralled: court filings

Risley's CFFI Ventures faces nearly $1 billion debt from a 2017 $250 million loan due to punitive interest, prompting asset sales and a restructuring plan submitted to court.

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An investment firm owned by seafood tycoon John Risley sold off planes and art in an effort to pay down a US$250-million loan that had ballooned to nearly US$1 billion under punishing interest rates, court documents show.

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Seafood tycoon John Risley sold art, planes as loan interest spiralled: court filings

An investment firm owned by seafood tycoon John Risley sold off planes and art in an effort to pay down a US$250-million loan that had ballooned to nearly US$1 billion under punishing interest rates, court documents show.

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Prince George Citizen broke the news in Prince George, Canada on Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
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