Alpha Growth Share Discussion Threads

[jungmana] 06/12/2019 08:36

Will be good to smash 3p today. Hold on tight for the big news expected soon

[thecashmoney] 06/12/2019 07:51

Big companies being linked. If so it's going to make the market sit up.and take notice.

100m coming under management with the buying power of alot more .

A company that's going to make the transition to assets and profits .

Still only at 4m cap .

[7rademark] 06/12/2019 07:50

It's widely accepted in the UK that life insurance can not be cashed or sold, does anyone have any experience in this sector, of course I understand algw are an intermediate, a broker if you like but are UK policies the same as the US and does UK legislation allow for UK holders to sell out of a policy as they would a retro endowment policy

[7rademark] 06/12/2019 07:44

The price has tested 2.8p repeatedly, it looks ready to go through it now, next resistance is 4.5p - 5p

[jungmana] 06/12/2019 07:39

Mr. Swick is the founder of Kango Group, located in Newport Beach, California. Kango Group is an established alternative investment management firm that targets opportunities in the longevity asset class on behalf of private equity and hedge fund clients. Prior to founding Kango Group, Mr. Swick served as CEO for Life Distributors of America, LLC (LDA), a life settlement firm specialising in the distribution of longevity risk insurance products to institutional investment portfolios. While at LDA, Mr. Swick was responsible for the closing of over $4 billion in life settlements. Mr. Swick spent the previous eight years working for American International Group ("AIG") as Vice President of Alternative Distribution. Responsibilities included developing and executing marketing strategies for life/annuity products in the alternative distribution channels, which included product distribution through broker-dealers and third-party administrators in both the U.S. and international markets.Mr. Swick earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing from California State University Northridge, and an MBA from Pepperdine University.

[berlintim] 06/12/2019 07:36

Glad I'm not in this over the weekend!

[moneymunch] 06/12/2019 07:09

I'm glad i'm in!!! ;-)

The addition of the ..warehouse.. we believe will have a material impact on our business going forward.

I and the team will be in London before and after the holiday breaks to progress the above and our other strategies. I look forward to updating the market shortly on the other aspects of the business as we further validate and improve the offering across our various revenue channels, with the addition of new personnel we are seeing increasing appetite and interest to the funds and will be updating the market in the very near term.

[berlintim] 06/12/2019 06:55

Glad I'm not in this over the weekend!

[moneymunch] 06/12/2019 06:45

Courtesy of blueprint on Lse.


The business is about senior life settlements (SLS), not buying and selling life insurance policies.

Anyone who has bought a life insurance policy as mortgage cover or funds for the family etc, will know that often the need for the policy disappears as you get older. The mortgage gets paid off early or the kids are somehow richer than you are. Medical improvements extend your life.

At some point you say, “why the hell am I paying these policy premiums when I don’t need it?” Then you try to cancel the policy. You might get nothing in return or 10% at best.

Along comes an offer from a SLS company which says, “I’ll give you 30% of the face value to take the policy over and assign it to us”. The SLS company pays the regular premiums until you die and then collects 100% of the insured amount. That results in double digit returns for the SLS company, but eliminates windfall income from life insurers to balance the books.
You get a big wad of cash to spend as you wish now, while you are still alive … Holiday home in Florida or whatever.
These SLS Deals can be packaged together into bundles which can be sold into the bond market or wherever as 10% + return investments which are unaffected by the state of the world economy or the wider bond market, “uncorrelated” as they say.

Alpha is acting as an intermediate consultant on these deals and enabling the money for the deals, all of which carries a fee profile as income from them. Those fees are the revenue. That is how I see the business.

The Warehouse SPV is there as a revolver to package SLS settlements and sell them on to investment managers looking for high returns.

It thrives it USA, and is now being offered as an investment opportunity in UK.

[moneymunch] 06/12/2019 06:43

Rajiv Rebello(Chief Actuary)

Rajiv Rebello, is the Chief Actuary & Director of Investment Analytics of Alpha Growth, PLC. Mr. Rebello is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (FSA) and a Chartered Enterprise Risk Analyst (CERA). Prior to joining the firm, he was the founding Principal and Actuary of Colva Insurance Services which provides insurance consultancy that helps structure investments in the life settlement space. Prior to starting Colva, Rajiv worked in the Risk Finance Department of Chartis helping to manage and evaluate the risks of a $4 billion dollar alternative asset portfolio of life settlement policies with $18 billion in death benefit. Prior to working at Chartis, he worked in the Pricing and Mortality Departments of New York Life where he helped with the pricing, design, system illustration, and profitability analysis of New York Life’s Universal Life and Variable Universal Life products as well as conducting analysis and review of New York Life’s mortality and lapse experience. Mr. Rebello received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Stanford University.

[1liam] 05/12/2019 22:30

The ALGW's board of directors are not experienced. One has been a director for less than 6 months? News source - Avoid

[fragma] 05/12/2019 22:16

Guys, no point losing all your money in here, if you really want to lose it all then buy VAL. Jammy dodger told me it was the safest bet if you want to lose all your money, and he should know, he's the master at picking the worst of the worst, and always buys on the spike and then wonders why he's lost everything again and results to spamming every other board to try and get his money back.

uneducated
uninformed
untrustworthy

but he will tell you he's just unlucky.


Unimpressed !

[baz33] 05/12/2019 17:40

Jammu dodger is a muppet.he slags any share which is doing well

[7rademark] 05/12/2019 15:39

Strong intraday reversal last hour will be interesting

[global nomad] 05/12/2019 15:12

watching can be fun too

[7rademark] 05/12/2019 15:01

No comment as I'll sound rampy, but watch.

[jungmana] 05/12/2019 13:39

Someone just mopped up 700k shares :-)

[jungmana] 05/12/2019 12:27

FCA are useless. If they do their jobs properly half of AIM companies would not be listed

[jungmana] 05/12/2019 11:59

Ignore Jammydodger. i have him on filter

[pre] 05/12/2019 11:56

this stock has been heavily spammed on various threads by jammydodger1...this does this stock no justice whatsoever imv and is unnecessary.

[jungmana] 05/12/2019 11:51

arab - yes i expect 10p after the conclusion of the deal. right now also holding i3e, thr, xsg and toop

[dave4545] 05/12/2019 11:40

Price targets by pump and dumpers are getting more outrageous by the day, and all caused by topinfo

He's made people think it's acceptable to buy a stock for 1p then sell it for 1.2p but post to others it's going to 10p

Now 95% on the forums and especially twitter spend all day trying to con their followers into buying a stock so they can dump for 5-10%

[arab3] 05/12/2019 11:37

You expect 10p jungmana, I suppose this is the only share you own being such a cert?!!