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IEN Intelligent Env

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Intelligent Env LSE:IEN London Ordinary Share GB0004630454 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 7.125 - 0.00 00:00:00
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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/3/2010
12:21
Nice to see that you are still with us PhillB.

Any views on recent share price fall?

harrytrad3
04/3/2010
11:53
the future is bright!
estonia
04/3/2010
10:24
Hopefully the article below will cheer the loyal IE supporters. We are in 2 of the 4 hot banking spaces for 2010!

4 possible changes to UK banking in 2010
Date Published: 03rd March 2010


Author: MarkeD RSS Views: 13 PRINT ASK ABOUT THIS ARTICLE

The beginning of a new year always sees a swathe of articles and reports predicting how finance and the economy could be set to change. Yet, after more than a year marred with the global economic crisis and the lowest interest rates in history - it seems that 2010 is set for more changes than usual. So what's on the horizon for banking?

1. Online Banking Growth
Despite the fact that online banking has been around for 12 years now, 2010 could be the it really explodes. According to Banking Times, this time last year 22 million adults were using the internet to check balances, move money and look at statements, while currently more than 41 million are said to be doing so. With savers eager to search around for the best rates of interest, many may be eager to turn to online to get better returns on their cash. This coupled with faster broadband in more areas is only likely to push this growth even more.


2. Mobile Banking Growth
Similarly, mobile banking also looks likely to hit new levels of popularity this year. After O2 Money was launched last year with the collaboration between Natwest and O2, Orange are set to enter the mobile banking market with the help of Barclaycard and the Orange Credit Card. The launch of the card is the first step as Orange and Barclaycard develop their contactless mobile phone payment scheme, and users will receive reward points for every £1 they spend.

3. New Era of Trust/Transparency
With the onset of new ways to bank and the heightened competition within the industry, the way banks treat their customers may also be set to change quite significantly. As we climb out of the recessionary times, reports conducted by a number of organisations including Which? and the Future of Banking Commission are being compiled in order to give the industry and the government some direction as to how it can be reformed. So far, notions of trust and transparency are tipped to be the buzzwords of the year - with 77 percent of consumers stating that the industry should aim to reinstate customer trust as its New Year's Resolution.


4. Bank Break-Ups
This last point is a little more speculative, and is likely to be dependent on the outcome of this year's general election. Quoted at telegraph.co.uk, Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, said: "The age of universal banking has to come to an end. We cannot afford mistakes in the City of London to hold a gun to the head of the rest of the economy." With reform for the banking industry proving a worthy focus of many opposition election campaigns, and even Alistair Darling's pledge to strive for coordination on a global level, perhaps the new year will see more smaller banks instead of fewer bigger ones.

--
Written by Paul Roberts, writing about savings and looking at the best savings rates.

phillb29
03/3/2010
14:01
jam tomorrow
harrytrad3
03/3/2010
13:24
Borrowed from lcfresearch.com - hopefully this might translate well over the coming months:

Frost & Sullivan estimates that the mobile banking market in Western Europe will grow to €4 - 5 billion by 2013 as banks target mobile transaction to foster loyalty and drive revenue growth. IE is currently recruiting a development team, with a completed mobile banking solution scheduled for launch in April - the lead platform will be the Apple iPhone, followed quickly by support for the Android, Blackberry and Windows mobile platforms - revenues will be generated from installation fees as well as from a transaction based fee calculated by the number of registered users.

the_hedge
03/3/2010
12:24
Languishing...need some newsflow to sort this one out
leyton2
23/2/2010
16:51
I don't for sure but I would expect that is the case...........
estonia
23/2/2010
15:09
Appreciate the posts Estonia but I suspect most know all that. And will be happier when share price retraces back to October levels c13p (or more).

I heard that the recent targeted fundraising was driven/provoked by large investor desire to move on with mobile banking opportunities. Do you know anything related?

harrytrad3
23/2/2010
12:25
OVERVIEW
Intelligent Environments (IE) is a London based company that provides online software and services to the consumer finance and retail investment markets. Its products are used to deliver a number of e-business applications, including online application, account management and administration for consumer banking accounts. Major users of their systems include HSBC, Barclays, HBOS, Principality, NS&I and RBS and it distributes its products in about 20 countries worldwide.

In 2005, IE made the initial transition from a software provider with a predominantly non-recurring revenue model to a consumer transaction based recurring revenue model, which is improving margins and should deliver strong investor returns, despite the current difficulties of its customer base. Consumer banks and other financial institutions are focusing on cost-saving measures, and moving clients online is one way of substantially reducing cost

estonia
22/2/2010
20:23
Intelligent Environments raises funds for mobile banking platform

Intelligent Environments Group Plc raised £750,000 through a private placing with a group of institutional shareholders and its chairman.

The funds will be used to support the development of the company's new NetFinance mobile banking platform.

as posted by lcf research today

estonia
22/2/2010
08:49
looking good
estonia
19/2/2010
11:46
of course harry

Intelligent Environments, the online software provider for financial services, advanced a penny to 9p following a successful placing at 9p. The £0.75m raised will help to develop its NetFinance mobile banking platform

estonia
19/2/2010
10:08
Estonia can you post a link or kindly precis what it says?
harrytrad3
18/2/2010
21:24
mmmm........a mention in the financial section of the DAILY MAIL today......it is getting noticed......
estonia
17/2/2010
15:02
Fincapp are the new hoodless brennan bucket shoppe - raising money for penny dogs on their last legs.
whiterussians
17/2/2010
14:02
the news is getting around!
estonia
17/2/2010
13:06
IEN will make inroads in the mobile banking market....ITS WELL POSITIONED and going for it with Zest!..................
estonia
17/2/2010
13:01
I believe from memory if a company does an open placing to more than 50 people then there has to be a prospectus with its attendant costs plus probably more advisory costs. I've never done it myself but remember others talking of contacting a company and offering to buy shares off market. They may have treasury shares for sale or include you should they issue new shares. It obviously depends on the size of your pockets. Most young companys include in their AGM a clause to renew the option to increase the issued capital and pre-empt the rights of existing holders to automatically be included in a placing.
melton john
17/2/2010
12:47
Darias nice to hear from you. I am not upset! Incidentally I think the Chairmans latest acquisition was c£200,000 not £2m. A lot of money all the same and a very significant holding.

If I was miffed it would relate to the December 4 statement, I did not understand the need for it given year end and an update in January .

harrytrad3
17/2/2010
12:07
Harry

Come on - The company had announced strong growth in half year revenues at the annual results stage and I consider that the board probably thought that they could pay a dividend later. They had set the company up to do just that.

At half year results

"On the basis of the continuing trend of profitability, it is your board's
intention to have a progressive dividend policy and to pay its first dividend
which will be declared at the time of the issuance of the preliminary figures
for the year ending 31 December expected in April 2010."

But there are always things that can trip a company up and the following was announced in December.

"The recent announcement of the merger of two major UK financial institutions in the building society sector has resulted in a significant order for the IE
NetFinance platform being cancelled.


As a result, revenues and profit for the year ending 31 December will not
meet market expectations, but should be in line with 2008. Current year cash
flows have not been materially affected. In addition, despite winning 4 new
clients in the year compared to 2 in 2008, the downturn in the consumer finance
market has limited the growth potential in 2009 of our transactional based
revenue model, which is a temporary setback to long term profitable growth. "

So the board may have considered the above to be too negative and so announced a pre-close update which was a lot more positive in January however the market didn't like it.

I think as shareholders, and the general public, have been fully informed of the situation with regard to this company and, in view of that I sold some shares in UU following the pre-close update and committed the cash to this company.I do not have a large amount of money but if I found I had a couple of million lieing around waiting to be invested I would have been on the phone to this company asking if they wanted the cash. The chairman clearly does have a couple of million lieing around and so invested it in the company.

Nothing for me, or you, to get upset about. :-)

darias
17/2/2010
11:50
gnmartin,thanks and I know what you say is true.But my point is I would like as an investor to be in the know with the cherished invitees. My point about talk of dividend isthere has been no mention of it since, and Im not holding my breath.

I continue to hold and appreciate your dialogue.

harrytrad3
17/2/2010
11:16
Intelligent Environments raises £0.75m
investinggarden
17/2/2010
09:50
Harry, if you are feeling left out, you can still buy shares in the market at less than the placing price. And as to 'talk of dividends' there was more than talk: in the last year the company wrote off the share premium account against accumulated losses, and the only point of doing that is to enable the company to start paying dividends.
Nigel Martin

gnnmartin
17/2/2010
09:32
Thing is the share price was 13 in November and sent south in December by a strangely timed (IMHO) trading statement. So 9p in my view is a cheap buy in price.

Why is not such an offer open to all investors ie current hoilders? And is the £1m cash pile in full or part now aimed at R&D in addition to the .75m just raised?

I think the news is potentially very good but I am aggreived that the private investor is seemingly always on the outside looking in.

For what its worth divinausa1 I dont think you will see 7p again. And gnmartin there has been no mention of dividends for a year or so. (A red herring at this stage methinks).

harrytrad3
17/2/2010
08:24
A placing at 9p. Unexpected (by me anyhow), I thought they were more likely to start giving out cash in the form of a dividend than looing for more capital. Still, the placing price was at a premium to the current share price, and our chairman has taken up a large chunk.
Nigel Martin

gnnmartin
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