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SAINTS could be required to set aside significant financial reserves under proposed new regulations designed to protect English football clubs.

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Derby County’s financial issues over the past few years have been well documented by the Independent Football Regulator might have come up with a way to solve those problems

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Clubs could be required to hold more than £40m in liquid assets in order to be granted a licence to continue competing by the Independent Football Regulator (IFR). Those deemed higher risk will be asked to demonstrate cash reserves equivalent to five months of operating losses, which for some clubs would run into the tens [...]

2 days ago · cityam.com

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Some clubs could be required to hold more than £10m in liquid assets in order to satisfy conditions set by the Independent Football Regulator (IFR). Those deemed higher risk will be asked to demonstrate cash reserves equivalent to five months of operating losses, which for some clubs would run into an eight-figure sum. The proposal [...]

2 days ago · cityam.com

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Clubs deemed high risk will need a fund equivalent to five months of their operating losses, while medium-risk clubs will need three months.

2 days ago · nytimes.com