Xchanging Share Discussion Threads

[nhp7] 08/2/2013 08:44

Any views on why the share price seems to be taking a down turn?

[randolph and mortimer] 06/12/2012 09:52

Marsh the world's biggest broker, obviously.

[randolph and mortimer] 09/11/2012 09:33

I see now. The CRS software release yesterday.

[randolph and mortimer] 08/11/2012 16:15

Not a leaky company, but the Italian in-fill can not explain ten per cent in a broken market.

Answer at 0700.

[paddyfool] 13/10/2012 09:36

No that was for procurement, in November 2011 Xchanging announced the loss of the HR contract with BAe to Logica. As of a few days ago Logica were thrown out and Xchanging have their contract reinstated to December 2013. It is highly likely that a new contract will now be signed with Xchanging beyond that date, yet nothing has appeared officially from Xchanging, a cursory search on the internet will reveal the facts.....

[all4one] 13/10/2012 00:40

this one from Feb 2012 ?

[paddyfool] 12/10/2012 12:39

Still no announcement about BAe......

[paddyfool] 11/10/2012 11:15

Rather strange that there is no announcement about the retention or recapture of teh BAe HR contract, this is a major win and there is no RNS......

[all4one] 07/9/2012 23:04

hvs - seems to have jogged on :-)

[spadger65] 06/8/2012 21:25

Hello...we seem to be on the move....

[randolph and mortimer] 08/4/2012 18:45

Doesn't matter what I think - only what I know.

London Market Group Notes Improvements in Electronic Claims Capabilities
April 5, 2012

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The improving performance in claims handling in the London market has been underscored with the introduction of Electronic Claims File 2 (ECF2), a suite of software products, developed by Xchanging on behalf of the London Market Group, which has now been delivered to insurers. An LMG bulletin described it as a "landmark upgrade to the London market's electronic claims capability."

Joe Dainty, Head of Business Practices at QBE and Chairman of the ECF Management Group, commented: "We are delighted that ECF2 is now live and rolled out across the market. The new products combine to deliver a step change in the usability of a system that has already had a profound effect on our market's ability to respond to claims quickly and efficiently. The introduction of ECF has led to claims being transacted more than twice as fast as on paper. We fully expect ECF2 to deliver yet further improvements to that key measure of the market's customer service performance."

The bulletin describes ECF2 as "a genuinely practitioner driven solution...designed in conjunction with the 25 leading market claims experts who make up the ECF User Group."

It "has redefined the electronic claims handling process," said the LMG, with the following improvements:
• rendering a single, fast to access, easily searchable electronic file of claims documents;
• providing a common workflow platform for firms to identify and manage their actions;
• allowing firms to integrate their in house claims management systems with the central platform; and
• transforming the management information available to claims practitioners.

This is helping firms deliver more effective claims management; improving productivity and thus further reducing processing times."

Max Pell, Managing Director of Xchanging Insurance Sector, significantly observed that "claims handling is the market's shop window. What we have developed in partnership with LMG will very significantly improve the market's image in the minds of its key clients. That is the ultimate goal of any modernization project."

Simon Cooper, COO at Atrium and Chairman of the Associations' Administration Committee (AAC) – the body charged with delivering LMG's Finish What We've Started (FWWS) program, of which ECF2 is a part, added: "AAC is delighted that we have delivered this major tranche of the FWWS work. ECF2 has been an ambitious and complex technology project – one of the largest undertaken in the London market. We are pleased that it is now in use across the insurer community and that those firms are in a position to realize the benefits that this next generation of electronic claims support can bring."

[cnx] 06/4/2012 15:35

R and M

i note there is no RNS yet re the JV mentioned in yours #719
but directors buying in two weeks before your comment

any thoughts?

[randolph and mortimer] 04/4/2012 13:17

Xchanging, the business process and technology services provider and integrator and YTL Communications, a subsidiary of YTL Power International Berhad listed on Bursa Malaysia, announce the signing of an agreement for the establishment of Xchanging Malaysia SdnBhd, a 50-50 joint venture to develop and deliver enhanced mobile internet and cloud-based hosting offerings in Malaysia. The joint venture will combine Xchanging's technology, delivery expertise and international domain knowledge with YTL Communications' award winning 4G network and market reach to deliver next-generation, mission-critical cloud solutions and platforms.

"Establishing the Xchanging-YTL joint venture is an important step in enhancing our presence in South East Asia and in the mobile internet market," said Ken Lever, Xchanging's Chief Executive. "Because YTL Communications has the fastest wireless network in Malaysia, the technical innovations we co-develop and implement have the potential to be game-changers for our customers."

YTL Communications Chief Executive Wing K. Lee said, "Xchanging brings to this venture a wealth of systems integration experience and best practices. We are excited to join forces in bringing relevant and impactful cloud based solutions throughout Malaysia using our advanced nationwide 4G network. We firmly believe in the transformative power of mobile Internet and this is yet another tangible commitment we are making to provide a level playing field for businesses and verticals to compete locally and globally."

[pj 1] 27/3/2012 14:33

CR, I'm sitting on the fence with this one at present, is your prediction based solely on T/A? pj

[cockneyrebel] 27/3/2012 14:21

chart curving up still here - must test that 113p resistance before too long imo.

CR

[randolph and mortimer] 20/3/2012 16:02

Two divisions up for sale.

[pj 1] 20/3/2012 08:38

Nice constructive Board !

What peoples views, is recovery underway or is the decline of the last years set to kick back in and continue down? What does it need to break and hold above 100? Could be a turning point?

[spadger65] 12/3/2012 12:54

I echo that '.'

[eburne1960] 22/2/2012 21:40

yes, hvs has obviously gone into hibernation....

[megabear] 20/2/2012 20:27

Big volume in this over the last two trading days and a rising price? All very quiet on this board.

[eburne1960] 09/1/2012 18:13

Up they go, hurry up hvs, buy em while you can!

[hvs] 09/1/2012 13:55

Ah well he is the GENUIS son aint he ?

Or grandest son ?

lol !!!!!!

Very very grand for shareholders.

Just a BUNCH of highly paid "CONSULTANTS" who know all and do very little.