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BUR Burford Capital Limited

1,080.00
13.00 (1.22%)
Last Updated: 11:03:54
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Burford Capital Limited LSE:BUR London Ordinary Share GG00BMGYLN96 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  13.00 1.22% 1,080.00 1,079.00 1,081.00 1,090.00 1,067.00 1,067.00 29,753 11:03:54
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt 1.39B 610.52M - N/A 2.33B
Burford Capital Limited is listed in the Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BUR. The last closing price for Burford Capital was 1,067p. Over the last year, Burford Capital shares have traded in a share price range of 975.50p to 1,387.00p.

Burford Capital currently has 218,646,081 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Burford Capital is £2.33 billion.

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15/8/2019
17:54
The price after this announcement hasn't even reached the level it was early on Monday morning. So way further to go IMHO. Loads of shorters will cover first thing tomorrow morning after a night to think about it so I expect a further sharp rise.
nobbygnome
15/8/2019
17:53
It is great news and shows the board and executive team have listened . There is nothing wrong with BUR other than perception issues and it is frustrating that on the question of AIM, getting a US listing and of CB being on the board they took the lawyers approach of explaining why people should not be concerned rather than addressing the concerns. I think as I always have, that the criticism of how unrealised gains are accounted is disingenuous: BUR have done their best to be fair and explain their process Rome wasn't built in a day but this starts the process and in the long term a IS listing will be great for BUR
mad foetus
15/8/2019
17:48
There seem to be a number of people annoyed that the share price is rising.
You don't really need X-ray specs to see them do you.

Burn baby burn...

sparusty
15/8/2019
17:45
No idea what is being said since 4 out of 5 are filtered!
Enjoy! Have a great evening, whatever you're saying.

galatea99
15/8/2019
17:45
I can't help but feel that no matter what Bur do to please shareholders and no matter how much detail and info they disclose in their accounts they will never convince some that the earth is round or man actually did land on the moon
winsome
15/8/2019
17:43
The appointment of Jim Kilman (only one week after the short attack ffs) is not a strategic move. It is a tactical move to show intent and to help in the restoration of investor confidence. I suspect that BUR have already initiated a search for his replacement.
compo62
15/8/2019
17:34
Galatea, it doesn't matter what you or any of us say. What matters is what the market says, and on todays late action - they like it. Better get ya short closed asap.....
molatovkid
15/8/2019
17:33
galatea, you must acknowledge they had to act fast on this. Finding an ideal CFO would take a lot of time. Or should they have dragging in first available unemployed person at short notice. You can pick holes in anything but you are right that we still need some further clarity on some accounting issues and I've personally emailed them. I suggest others do the same.

However, I suspect today's RNS was just the first of a number to come out over the coming days and that further clarity will most certainly be provided. Why release all the positive developments in one go?

winsome
15/8/2019
17:29
Gawd another one LOL. Well done you,now move on don't hang around seeking reassurance for selling too soon.
tracy_moore
15/8/2019
17:24
Sorry to rain on the parade but this RNS goes nowhere near far enough to address issues and concerns around corporate governance and accounting clarity.

Firstly, let's be clear that Jim Kilman, the new CFO, is actually not a qualified accountant. He seems to be someone retired from full-time work but who had never even worked ever as a CFO. In effect, one could even consider him an "insider" through his existing long-standing close involvement with Burford as its "principal investment banker at Morgan Stanley" and as its "senior adviser" since his retirement from Morgan Stanley. He seems to also have numerous other activities and interests, as shown here, so one may actually wonder how much time he has to do the job and how "hands on" he will actually be, in what is still a substantial company:



I also wonder, with his existing close involvement and with Ms O'Connell being still around in a new role and with her husband still in overall charge, whether Mr Kilman will have any real effective independence and whether he will question existing policies and procedures and practices in any meaningful manner.

Secondly, Bogart is intending to move to the BoD "in due course". No date is given, although dates are given for the moves from the BoD of two NED's, Lowe and Middleton (already 85 years old), although again with substantial delays and only in 2020 and 2021. No date is given for Bogart's move and "in due course" can mean anything.

Thirdly, nothing at all is said about anything at all relating to the issues raised around accounting and profit recognition.

This RNS is really inadequate and insufficient. I can understand the relief rally and was happy enough to make a bit of money by buying in straight after the RNS and then selling just before the close but, for me, there are still many questions that remain unaddressed and that urgently require responses.

galatea99
15/8/2019
17:23
£10 tomorrow then? DYOR
qs99
15/8/2019
17:18
Very true - they were arrogant and should have acted easier (not many successful lawyers who aren't) MW need to either shut up or go short again
williamcooper104
15/8/2019
17:17
They tried really hard to force this down today, really hope this RNS has very badly hurt a few people.
wardy333
15/8/2019
17:17
MW only gets negative tweets now. Trending downwards. The plagiarist of discredited guff is yesterday's news.
winsome
15/8/2019
17:11
Where does the S/P go Tomorrow?
wardy333
15/8/2019
17:10
If I were an independent non-exec on the BUR board, I'd have tried to poach someone like John Chapman, chairman of Origo Partners (AIM: OPP). Imagine having a guy like this come in and give your company a clean bill of health. That really would do wonders for market confidence.
henchard
15/8/2019
17:09
Obviously delighted by the RNS but it has to be said that Burford were warned by a lot of people about these issues in the past. They ignored those warnings and allowed a bunch of cowboys to take advantage at the expense of many long term holders. The rise was nice today but it will be a long haul back to the prices that many here bought at.The Board are to blame for bringing this on us all. I only hope that this will be the beginning of an upward trajectory in the share price but Muddy Waters will be back for more I have no doubt.
dsmith57
15/8/2019
17:08
sk, did you see my earlier post to you about Muddy Waters plagerising a discredited Viceroy report?
winsome
15/8/2019
16:55
Bloody hilarious.
scotty666
15/8/2019
16:50
Westham64 - he went long at 3.37p.m. - didn't you know?
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