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Thames Water creditors appoint former minister for rescue deal
- Thames Water creditors have lined up Lord John Hutton, a former senior Labour minister, to chair the company if a rescue deal is successful.
- The creditor consortium, London & Valley Water, is pursuing a £10bn rescue deal for Thames Water.
- Thames Water and its creditors have offered a compromise to Pacific Investment Management Co. to secure £2.4 billion in additional rescue debt.
- The appointment of Lord John Hutton is part of the effort to win over the UK government.
- The rescue deal aims to address the financial challenges faced by Britain’s largest water supplier.