(Reuters) - The professional International Swimming League (ISL) has promised to honour financial obligations and improve processes as some unpaid suppliers threaten legal action.
The series, which ends its second season with finals in Budapest this weekend featuring some of the world's top swimmers, acknowledged the commercial difficulties in a statement.
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