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Investor discussions regarding Burford Capital Limited (BUR) suggest a mixed sentiment influenced by ongoing legal developments surrounding Argentina's sovereign debt and recent share sales by company directors. Significant attention was directed toward the recent lifting of the stay on the seizure of $310 million in collateral pertaining to the Brady Bonds, which could enhance Burford’s financial outcomes from Argentina-related claims. One participant noted, “This is the start of a wave of enforcements coming good against Argentina,” indicating a belief that such events may lead to constructive settlements and bolster Burford's position.
Financial highlights included observations about director share sales, with claims that the recent sales were minimal relative to their holdings, sparking debate on the timing and implications. Comments such as “the directors’ sales represent less than 1% of their ordinary share holdings” reflect a nuanced understanding among investors regarding insider actions amidst pre-results speculation. The overall mood suggests cautious optimism, particularly regarding the potential resolution of ongoing legal claims against Argentina, with bullish commentary about reaching new price points, evidenced by one investor stating, “Are we going to 20 pounds now?” Overall, investor engagement remains vibrant as attachments to court developments and their implications for Burford's financial future continue to dominate discussions.
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Burford Capital Limited recently announced significant share dealings among its top executives, with a collective sale of approximately USD 3 million in shares. This transaction involved Chief Executive Officer Christopher Bogart, Chief Investment Officer Jonathan Molot, President Aviva Will, and Vice Chair David Perla. A total of 190,500 shares were sold as part of previously disclosed liquidity plans for executives, articulated in a Form 6-K report submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
This recent activity highlights Burford's approach to managing executive shareholdings and facilitating liquidity for its leadership. The sales reflect ongoing strategies to balance personal and corporate financial interests, especially amidst the evolving landscape of finance and asset management focused on legal sectors. As Burford continues to navigate market dynamics, these transactions serve as critical indicators for investor sentiment regarding executive performance and company direction.
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Paying a billion a year for the next 20 years would be fine by me!! |
Seb's observation |
Ashmore latest : |
Grateful if whoever is downticking what is mostly factual information without providing a reason either have the cojones to share said reason (so we can have an adult exchange of views) or - failing that - to at least identify themselves so that I can filter as a waste of space. |
If confirmed this is extremely positive. |
Ref yesterday's Mr Marroc post, this just in from Seb |
Ashmore 2025 Emerging Market outlook. |
Most interesting,thanks extrader. |
Pragmatic Milei... |
I'm unsure of many things but very clear that Javier is not woke! |
Starting to produce more oil from Argentina the country with huge reserves to be tapped let's hope MeliIs not so woke as our lot |
Ashmore's latest |
Hi all, |
With Trump in goal oil would be a good investment |
You are well ahead on this well done share price moving. |
Good news in the offing I think burford going into the oil business via YPF shares grant |
Per Ashmore research |
Milei, the gift that keeps on giving... |
SebGo Loretta Judge Loretta Preska, still unconvinced by the submissions from the U.S. Department of Justice and the judgment creditors, has ordered the parties to provide additional information specifically related to a precedent-setting case (Peterson v. Bank Markazi, No. 15-690-CV) to determine whether to order the transfer of ownership of YPF shares. |
So how much debt does burford or its subsidiary have? |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GG00BMGYLN96 |
Sector | Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt |
Bid Price | 1,095.00 |
Offer Price | 1,098.00 |
Open | 1,090.00 |
Shares Traded | 7,959 |
Last Trade | 09:48:21 |
Low - High | 1,090.00 - 1,111.00 |
Turnover | 1.39B |
Profit | 610.52M |
EPS - Basic | 2.7824 |
PE Ratio | 3.97 |
Market Cap | 2.44B |
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