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LEG Legendary Inv.

0.085
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Legendary Inv. LSE:LEG London Ordinary Share GB0001514032 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.085 0.08 0.09 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/11/2020
12:00
Whatever happened to this?
professor different world
04/11/2020
11:59
Whatever happened to this?
professor different world
31/12/2019
13:30
My Share For 2020 !
chinese investor
31/12/2019
11:50
How many people have bought or sold 8PG shares since it went private ?

None !

chinese investor
31/12/2019
11:45
Happy New Year Zaf, well done mate, and thanks for the wonderful entertainment 👍
michaelsadvfn
31/12/2019
11:43
My hubby might not been good looking but by golly he has a massive brain.
Remember where you heard it first (or indeed at anytime).

giant haystacks
31/12/2019
11:42
Aaah! There is the charmer!
kemche
31/12/2019
11:40
The visage is unfortunate. Difficult birth I would surmise.
kemche
31/12/2019
11:38
kemche - a false sighting I'm afraid.
Turned out to be ET.

michaelsadfvn
31/12/2019
11:35
I shall be joining you michael. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.

Any sightings?

kemche
31/12/2019
11:32
I’m buying a shed load of these on Thursday, this must be the most undervalued company on the whole market.
michaelsadvfn
30/4/2019
13:26
Hi dave pettigrew puckleface

Hows your luck?

I think its beyond dispute now that you are too thick to invest in the stockmarket. If you have any money left, put it in apple. I hear they're a good company.

Results tonight.

professor smelgy
21/10/2018
22:37
If you can get past the bit that the customers don't want/cant pay the bill.


This is nonsense, it's little more than a cash on the nail economy scenario.

why do they need intermediaries?

maxk
21/10/2018
22:00
A bit dated,yet possibly not remarked upon as yet.

Previse raises $7m ‘to transform global B2B commerce to instant payment’by Will Peakin/ August 20, 2018/

The funding round was led by listed European fintech specialist Augmentum Fintech PLC and one of the world’s pre-eminent venture capital firms, Bessemer Venture Partners. It also includes participation from Hambro Perks and existing and new angel investors.

Earlier this year, London-based Previse created 37 data science jobs in Glasgow, following an £800,000 grant from Scottish Enterprise. The Data Lab’s chief executive, Gillian Docherty, sits on its advisory board.

Slow business to business (B2B) payments caused by inefficient payment terms cost the world’s businesses US$300bn every year.

Large buyers suffer as well, because a supplier’s expensive cost of borrowing is priced into the cost of the goods or services supplied. They are also perceived to be taking advantage of their suppliers and are facing a growing public and political backlash as a result.

Previse enables buyers to have all their suppliers paid instantly, as soon as the buyer receives an invoice. It uses machine learning technology to root out the invoices which are unlikely to be paid, allowing a funder to pay the rest immediately. The small fee paid by the supplier for instant payment is shared between the buyer, the funder and Previse.

Bessemer Venture Partners is America’s longest-standing venture capital firm. It has a global portfolio and has invested in companies such as LinkedIn, DocuSign, and Box. Augmentum Fintech is a listed fintech-focused venture capital investor and its portfolio includes leading UK fintech companies such as Zopa, Interactive Investor, and Seedrs.

Charles Birnbaum, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, said: “It is incredible that so much of global B2B commerce is conducted so wastefully, causing suppliers to fail and increasing expenses for buyers.

“Previse’;s clever approach and unique technology allows business to avoid the costs and inefficiencies associated with delayed payment terms and can transform the prospects of many businesses that are supplying to large corporations around the world.”

Tim Levene, chief executive of Augmentum Fintech, said: “When we are selecting fintech companies to invest in, as well as looking for new, highly scalable business concepts, we are also looking for an extraordinary management team.

“Previse has bought together a talented, resilient and dynamic team with world-class expertise in trade finance, data science and technology. This is exactly the team to bring instant payments to the world of B2B commerce.”

Since its founding in 2016, Previse has grown rapidly, signing up seven large organisations as well as receiving significant demand for its InstantPay technology from some of the world’s largest companies. The Series A funding will help scale Previse’s business to meet this demand, onboard clients and further develop its technology.

Paul Christensen, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer at Previse, said: “We opened our doors to customers just over 12 months ago. Since then, we’ve seen huge interest in our instant payment programme from governments and corporates."

Personally I just don't see the potential for this business model to work,although such a solution,if workable,would be a panacea for many financial ills.

mudbath
09/10/2018
10:36
Like his ball sack,it's hanging low.
That's age for you.

chuffer2
09/10/2018
06:14
Mornin’ dave.

How’s it hangin’ dude?

michaelsadvfn
02/10/2018
06:31
Make sense to me. AMZN, NFLX, FB, GOOG etc are valued very high as every single person and business in the world is a potential client.

VS have a potential client list considerably shorter.

professor knobhead
02/10/2018
06:10
Why would VS attract a valuation of £200m when it turns over £6m and is loss making?

Idiot.

michaelsadvfn
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