A reinvigorated Grand Parade Investments (GPI) finds itself in a rare position for an investment company — trading at a premium to its net asset value (NAV).

The group, which is now controlled by investment banker Greg Bortz’s GMB Liquidity Corporation (GMB), said on Friday that its shares are trading at a 27% premium to NAV — a stark contrast to just three years ago when the shares offered a more than 30% discount...

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