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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Burford Capital Limited	LSE:BUR	London	Ordinary Share	GG00B4L84979	ORD NPV

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	19.50	2.41%	827.50	1,279,792	14:24:42

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
826.50		828.00	852.50	806.00	806.00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Equity Investment Instruments	314.61	239.26	82.89	10.0	1,809

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
14:24:42	AT	176	827.50	GBX

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
15/10/2019	15:26	UKREG	Burford Capital Limited TR1 - Notification of Major Holdings
30/9/2019	12:22	ALNC	Burford Independent Report Finds Evidence Of Share Price Manipulation
30/9/2019	11:25	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
30/9/2019	11:20	UKREG	Burford Capital Limited Update On Market Manipulation
27/9/2019	06:57	ALNC	PRESS: Burford Capital Braced For Legal Test From Former Executive
23/9/2019	07:00	UKREG	Burford Capital Limited Briefing On Fair Value And Return Computations
18/9/2019	15:00	UKREG	Burford Capital Limited Appointment of Joint Corporate Broker
02/9/2019	10:56	ALNC	Burford Capital Provides Napo Investment Details Amid Enquiries
02/9/2019	09:00	UKREG	Burford Capital Limited Burford Capital chronology of Napo investment
20/8/2019	14:01	ALNC	TAKING AIM: Berenberg Goes To Bat For Burford Amid Muddy Waters Attack

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17/10/2019 09:20	Burford Capital Daily Update: Burford Capital Limited is listed in the Equity Investment Instruments sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BUR. The last closing price for Burford Capital was 808p. Burford Capital Limited has a 4 week average price of 750p and a 12 week average price of 380.20p. The 1 year high share price is 2,045p while the 1 year low share price is currently 380.20p. There are currently 218,649,877 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 842,811 shares. The market capitalisation of Burford Capital Limited is £1,811,514,230.95. Read Full Thread Reply
02/10/2019 07:21	metis20: "At the close of trading on 5 August 2019, Burford’s shares were priced at £13.81 and Muddy Waters had built up a significant, but at the time undisclosed, short position amounting to 0.71% of Burford’s share capital. Rather than publicly disclose this position to the market (as required under legislation governing short selling), at 1:30pm on 6 August 2019, Muddy Waters tweeted that it would be announcing a new short position the following day, but without identifying the target. Despite this lack of transparency, Burford’s share price fell in the afternoon of 6 August 2019 to a closing price of £11.21. At 8:53am the next morning, Muddy Waters posted a further tweet which identified Burford as the subject of its short position, albeit without disclosing that Muddy Waters had already significantly reduced the size of that position. Burford’s share price continued to fall during 7 August 2019, closing at £6.05." Above is from one of the briefing papers - the principal court filing - The principal court filing along with Professor Mitts' report have been uploaded to the Briefing Papers section within Investor Resources on Burford's investor relations website which can be found at www.burfordcapital.com/investors/investor-resources/briefing-papers/. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/9/2019 03:40	ronchong: Not sure why everyone on this board is so fixated on the daily share price of Bur. Ben Graham once said "In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine." Over the short term, the market is driven by sentiments and current sentiments for burford are not great.There appears to also be more at play here & it is not hard to understand why given its nature of business. If you look at the volume data for burford for the past week, the data shows sell orders that are multiples higher than the average day volume near the close on the day of 27/08, 28/08, 30/08, 02/09 artificially keeping the closing price low even tho most of muddy waters claims have been dismissed. Burford is bound to have made some enemies along the way & it should not be surprising that someone is taking the chance to bring them down. The shorts have brought up some compelling arguments and gave all of us interesting insights into Burford operations. However so far, it seems like none of them has held up and I would like to thank them for the long overdue changes they have effected. For the longs that have done their due diligence, this gives you an opportunity to obtain part ownership at in a wonderful business for only 1.5x the book value. For anyone that has ever been to a litigation finance conference, you would know how highly respected Burford is, even by their closest competitors. Specialty Fin thrives on superior underwriting and It is telling when none of the other litigation funders have not come out to capitalize on this but cleared burford of any wrongdoings (LCM). Sure, Argentina is a wild card but the last remembered, bonds were still trading even at the very worst, a 70% discount to par when Argentina defaulted. At 30% ROE compounded, Burford is a steal at the current price and like all longs would, I have never been happier for a price like this. Continue taking the long term view and filter out the noise & trolls on this board. You will be a lot wiser and richer in 10 years time. Ron Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/8/2019 22:00	adnan17: djderry - the way I see it is as follows: 1. The share price will be volatile for the next few weeks, possibly even until November. 2. By the end of the year and definitely by Q1 2020 there will be a US listing, this should be share price supportive. And will dispel any myths about fraud as the US regulator will further investigate the accounts. 3. Burford will report fresh numbers by Q1 2020, where the auditors will go through it even more rigorously. This should also drum up support for the share price 4. We may even get an additional financial statement produced by the end of November to give further support to the share price 5. There may be a private equity bid in the range of £10-13. But I think the majority of investors would reject that. Given the valuation of the company particularly amongst sell side research analysts. But any PE bid would be supportive of the Share price. 6. I appreciate the naysayers will continue to scream fraud. But given the actions taken by the CEO of wanting to list in the US dispels the myth. why would you want further scrutiny if you had committed fraud? Hence dispels the myth of fraud. It is the equivalent of me hiding a body in my car boot and then taking it in for a MOT (makes zero sense). 7. So expect some volatility from now until early 2020. I've hardly looked at the share price this week. Was glued to it all of last week. But this week just ignored it as I'm a long term investor. Hence, will sell once I believe it is overvalued. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/8/2019 12:40	galatea99: Mr Bearbull of Investors Chronicle on Burford. Quite a long commentary that starts: "It should be obvious why I am writing about companies that run a mismatch between profits and cash flow. It’s to do with the fun and games at litigation financier Burford Capital (BUR). It wouldn’t surprise me if Burford is a can of worms. Yet the point isn’t to pass judgement on it. That’s why a PDF of the Muddy Waters research sits unread on my desktop, lest it influence me. Rather, the aim is to draw investors’ attentions to the type of company that Burford might be, or Aero Inventory was. That said, the ‘safety’ spreadsheet could have been written with Burford in mind. The company may set records for the gap between accounting profits and cash flow (see table). While operating profits rose almost eight times in the four years to end 2018, cash flow resolutely went in the opposite direction. As a result, over the five years 2014-18, $363m (£295m) of cash left the group before interest and taxes while the income statement simultaneously totted up $863m of operating profit. And in the most recent year – 2018 – the gap between profit and cash flow is a mind-boggling $543m." ........................ "These are the sort of shares that I would only consider buying at a steep discount to net assets, whose value – almost by definition – is tentative. In Burford’s case, the latest net asset figure is 573p a share. So, even at the current 808p (down 60 per cent from its 12-month high), the share price would have to halve, then drop some more before I would take an interest. Even then there is the issue of its corporate governance – idiosyncratic or risible? Has anyone noticed that next month all four of its four-man board solely comprising non-executive directors will cease to be independent? Still, as I say, it’s not really about Burford." Https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/comment/2019/08/15/against-the-flow/ "It wouldn’t surprise me if Burford is a can of worms"! This is one of IC's flagship columns. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/8/2019 07:57	jon l: Haven't posted on these boards for a long time but can't resist today. Thanks bamboo2 for keeping this BUR thread separate from the emotional river on the other. My question is: does the long term chart give any clue to what will happen next? Here is an old-school view of support levels etc. free stock charts from uk.advfn.com Since the late 2015 breakout above ~£1.45 (thick black horizontal) BUR price has accelerated through progressively higher (blue) uptrends 1>2>3>4. Quite a ride, didn't even backtest near-term support until early 2017 (first red horizontal). Then profit-taking / distribution started and price dropped down in orderly fashion, just like the text books, to lower trend lines 4>3>2. Which is where we got to in early 2019. Notably, the directors joined this selling in quantity. Early 2019 it gets interesting. A very rare rectangle formation (thick black lines) developed between uptrends 3 & 2. It's right out of the Jesse Livermore 1920s workbook! Someone holding the price up in order to sell in quantity? This highly artificial formation isn't seen much now since the regulators cleaned up bigtime market manipulators like Livermore. I watched in wide-eyed wonder and sold out. My thought was the price would drop to trendline 1 in the next 2-3 months and I'd buy back in then, maybe ~£10 or so. Now here is my problem. Last week BUR price crashed down through every potential support level there is, even through uptrend 1. There is no technical support level I can see in the chart above £1.45!! Conclusion 1. BUR price crashed: partly from the public attack, but just as much from WITHDRAWAL OF MAJOR BUYING SUPPORT which gave up at 1620 just a few weeks before the H1 results. Perhaps the shorters knew this? Conclusion 2. This chart analysis says the price debate is now between this weekend's price and that thick black horizontal at ~£1.45. Either the chart is no use now, or it could be quite a ride from here. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/8/2019 01:22	stevoc1964: From this mornings Telegraph:-LEAD STORY'Bear raid' on Burford piles further woes on WoodfordEmbattled fund manager is caught up by attack on one of his major investments, which sees its shares slump By Harriet Russell? and Michael O'DwyerNEIL WOODFORD suffered a fresh blow yesterday when one of his most successful investments, litigation funder Burford Capital, came under attack from short seller Muddy Waters, which accused the company of "egregiously misrepresenting" its returns.Burford Capital was a top 10 holding in Mr Woodford's now-suspended equity income fund. According to the latest available data, his funds still own more than 7pc of Burford.Muddy Waters claimed in a note published yesterday that Burford "is a perfect storm for an accounting fiasco" and that its "governance strictures are laughter-inducing".As a litigation funder, Burford puts up the cash to help costly legal cases proceed. Investors, such as hedge funds, agree to invest in exchange for attractive returns if the cases are won.The short seller also hit out at Invesco, Burford's largest shareholder and Mr Woodford's ex-employer, for what it called "unethical behaviour"."We also see Invesco fund manager Mark Barnett as having been equally complicit in ways reminiscent of some of the highly aggressive marking value techniques he and Neil Woodford have employed together," the report stated.It highlighted Invesco's relationship with Napo Pharmaceuticals, which was backed by Burford in a legal case.Invesco said: "We categorically refute any accusation of improper or unethical behaviour on behalf of Invesco or fund manager Mark Barnett."Invesco has been a long-term shareholder of Burford Capital and held investments in Napo since 2006. These investments were made and overseen in line with our robust investment and independent oversight processes. Invesco's legal advisers are reviewing the accusations and we expect we will be able to make a broader statement in due course." Woodford Investment Management declined to comment.Muddy Waters asserted that Burford relied on "a very small number of cases" for its returns.Responding to the note, Burford said its board "takes note of the short attack report by Muddy Waters, a firm known for such tactics, and believes that the report's criticisms are without merit". It added: "Burford will issue a detailed response to the report as soon as practicable and, following that detailed response, will also convene an investor conference call ... in due course."It said that directors would buy more Burford shares once a response to the Muddy Waters' report was published.Burford issued a stock exchange statement earlier yesterday, prior to the Muddy Waters' note, after its share price fell by almost a fifth on Tuesday on speculation that it was the subject of a cryptic Muddy Waters tweet.Yesterday, the company's shares halved in value to 561p. Analysts at Jefferies said they thought Burford should "seek longer-term remedies" by issuing more market updates.The fallout threatened to engulf the wider litigation funding industry.Shares in Litigation Capital Management fell as much as 28pc before recovering to be 5pc lower, while Manolete Partners fell as much as 21pc before ending 13pc down. There is no suggestion of any misconduct at either firm.LCM boss Patrick Moloney said: "LCM has consistently prepared its accounts and its return metrics on a conservative cash accounting basis. There is no fair value accounting in our numbers. We are committed to providing investors with the disclosure and transparency needed to assess the underlying basis of our returns and performance." Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/8/2019 10:06	terry barnett: Released : 07 August 2019 RNS Number : 2085I Burford Capital Limited 07 August 2019 7 August 2019 STATEMENT RE SHARE PRICE MOVEMENT The Board of Directors of Burford Capital Limited ("Burford Capital" or "Burford" or the "Company") notes the decline in the Company's share price yesterday and confirms that it knows of no operational or corporate reason for the price movement. Burford just reported the best results in its history and highlights the following: • Burford's cash position and access to liquidity is strong. To be sure, Burford will need to take on additional external capital to continue its growth as it has done successfully throughout its history, but this is a cause for celebration, not for alarm, because it means the business is growing rapidly. We have discussed our capital structure at length in the past. Burford has a wide variety of capital sources available to it and significant ability to manage its cash outflows, and has over $400 million of cash and cash equivalents on hand as of 5 August 2019. • Burford's returns are robust. In fact, our litigation finance returns rose to their highest-ever levels as of 30 June 2019. • Burford uses the same IFRS accounting that is used widely across the financial services industry and has used consistent accounting policies for many years. Burford has been audited by Ernst & Young since 2010 with clean audit opinions every year. • In addition to our audited IFRS reporting, Burford provides cash-based investment reporting in extraordinary detail, including providing line-by-line investment detail about every litigation finance investment we have ever made. We just put the latest installment of that reporting on our website yesterday. We are transparent about how we analyse and report on that data; our approach has been consistent for many years. Burford believes that yesterday's share price movement relates to a rumour of a potential "short attack" or "bear raid", a tactic where short sellers take on a short position in a company's stock and then engage in claims about the company in an effort to alarm investors, depress a company's stock and profit from the decline. Burford also believes that some of its prior recent share price volatility is related to such activity. There is a clear line between appropriate commentary and market manipulation, and Burford is investigating, with the assistance of market experts and experienced outside litigation counsel, the market activities here and will take appropriate legal action should we discover actionable misconduct. We are strongly suspicious that yesterday's significant fall in the share price was based on such actionable misconduct. Short sellers of this ilk are not long-term investors. Rather, their goal is to panic investors into selling their holdings and thereby to drive down the share price. If investors oblige them, then the attack succeeds, long-term investors are harmed and the short sellers pocket a quick payday. Companies are largely powerless to intervene in this dynamic other than by continuing to perform, just as Burford has been; the way to thwart the attacks is for investors to recognize manipulation for what it is and not behave as the short sellers hope. Burford will continue to focus on business performance in our growing market and its long-term goals. For further information, please contact: Burford Capital Limited Elizabeth O'Connell, CFA, Chief Financial Officer +1 212 235 6825 Macquarie Capital (Europe) Limited - NOMAD and Joint Broker +44 (0)20 3037 2000 Jonny Allison Alex Reynolds Liberum Capital Limited - Joint Broker +44 (0)20 3100 2222 Richard Crawley Jamie Richards Numis Securities Limited - Joint Broker +44 (0)20 7260 1000 Charlie Farquhar Jonathan Abbott Montfort Communications Limited - Financial Communications +44 (0)20 3770 7908 Robert Bailhache - email About Burford Capital Burford Capital is the leading global finance and investment management firm focused on law. Its businesses include litigation finance and risk management, asset recovery and a wide range of legal finance and advisory activities. Burford is publicly traded on the London Stock Exchange, and it works with law firms and clients around the world from its principal offices in New York, London, Chicago, Washington, Singapore and Sydney. For more information about Burford: www.burfordcapital.com This release does not constitute an offer of any Burford fund. Burford Capital Investment Management LLC ("BCIM"), which acts as the fund manager of all Burford funds, is registered as an investment adviser with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The information provided herein is for informational purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The information contained herein is not, and should not be construed as, an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities (including, without limitation, interests or shares in the funds). Any such offer or solicitation may be made only by means of a final confidential Private Placement Memorandum and other offering documents. This information is provided by RNS, the news service of the London Stock Exchange. RNS is approved by the Financial Conduct Authority to act as a Primary Information Provider in the United Kingdom. Terms and conditions relating to the use and distribution of this information may apply. For further information, please contact rns@lseg.com or visit www.rns.com. END Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/8/2019 07:11	lomax99: RNS Number : 2085IBurford Capital Limited07 August 20197 August 2019STATEMENT RE SHARE PRICE MOVEMENTThe Board of Directors of Burford Capital Limited ("Burford Capital" or "Burford" or the "Company") notes the decline in the Company's share price yesterday and confirms that it knows of no operational or corporate reason for the price movement.Burford just reported the best results in its history and highlights the following:-- Burford's cash position and access to liquidity is strong. To be sure, Burford will need to take on additional external capital to continue its growth as it has done successfully throughout its history, but this is a cause for celebration, not for alarm, because it means the business is growing rapidly. We have discussed our capital structure at length in the past. Burford has a wide variety of capital sources available to it and significant ability to manage its cash outflows, and has over $400 million of cash and cash equivalents on hand as of 5 August 2019.-- Burford's returns are robust. In fact, our litigation finance returns rose to their highest-ever levels as of 30 June 2019.-- Burford uses the same IFRS accounting that is used widely across the financial services industry and has used consistent accounting policies for many years. Burford has been audited by Ernst & Young since 2010 with clean audit opinions every year.-- In addition to our audited IFRS reporting, Burford provides cash-based investment reporting in extraordinary detail, including providing line-by-line investment detail about every litigation finance investment we have ever made. We just put the latest installment of that reporting on our website yesterday. We are transparent about how we analyse and report on that data; our approach has been consistent for many years.Burford believes that yesterday's share price movement relates to a rumour of a potential "short attack" or "bear raid", a tactic where short sellers take on a short position in a company's stock and then engage in claims about the company in an effort to alarm investors, depress a company's stock and profit from the decline. Burford also believes that some of its prior recent share price volatility is related to such activity.There is a clear line between appropriate commentary and market manipulation, and Burford is investigating, with the assistance of market experts and experienced outside litigation counsel, the market activities here and will take appropriate legal action should we discover actionable misconduct. We are strongly suspicious that yesterday's significant fall in the share price was based on such actionable misconduct.Short sellers of this ilk are not long-term investors. Rather, their goal is to panic investors into selling their holdings and thereby to drive down the share price. If investors oblige them, then the attack succeeds, long-term investors are harmed and the short sellers pocket a quick payday.Companies are largely powerless to intervene in this dynamic other than by continuing to perform, just as Burford has been; the way to thwart the attacks is for investors to recognize manipulation for what it is and not behave as the short sellers hope.Burford will continue to focus on business performance in our growing market and its long-term goals. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/8/2019 07:03	edmondj: 7 August 2019 STATEMENT RE SHARE PRICE MOVEMENT The Board of Directors of Burford Capital Limited ("Burford Capital" or "Burford" or the "Company") notes the decline in the Company's share price yesterday and confirms that it knows of no operational or corporate reason for the price movement. Burford just reported the best results in its history and highlights the following: • Burford's cash position and access to liquidity is strong. To be sure, Burford will need to take on additional external capital to continue its growth as it has done successfully throughout its history, but this is a cause for celebration, not for alarm, because it means the business is growing rapidly. We have discussed our capital structure at length in the past. Burford has a wide variety of capital sources available to it and significant ability to manage its cash outflows, and has over $400 million of cash and cash equivalents on hand as of 5 August 2019. • Burford's returns are robust. In fact, our litigation finance returns rose to their highest-ever levels as of 30 June 2019. • Burford uses the same IFRS accounting that is used widely across the financial services industry and has used consistent accounting policies for many years. Burford has been audited by Ernst & Young since 2010 with clean audit opinions every year. • In addition to our audited IFRS reporting, Burford provides cash-based investment reporting in extraordinary detail, including providing line-by-line investment detail about every litigation finance investment we have ever made. We just put the latest installment of that reporting on our website yesterday. We are transparent about how we analyse and report on that data; our approach has been consistent for many years. Burford believes that yesterday's share price movement relates to a rumour of a potential "short attack" or "bear raid", a tactic where short sellers take on a short position in a company's stock and then engage in claims about the company in an effort to alarm investors, depress a company's stock and profit from the decline. Burford also believes that some of its prior recent share price volatility is related to such activity. There is a clear line between appropriate commentary and market manipulation, and Burford is investigating, with the assistance of market experts and experienced outside litigation counsel, the market activities here and will take appropriate legal action should we discover actionable misconduct. We are strongly suspicious that yesterday's significant fall in the share price was based on such actionable misconduct. Short sellers of this ilk are not long-term investors. Rather, their goal is to panic investors into selling their holdings and thereby to drive down the share price. If investors oblige them, then the attack succeeds, long-term investors are harmed and the short sellers pocket a quick payday. Companies are largely powerless to intervene in this dynamic other than by continuing to perform, just as Burford has been; the way to thwart the attacks is for investors to recognize manipulation for what it is and not behave as the short sellers hope. Burford will continue to focus on business performance in our growing market and its long-term goals. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/7/2019 18:32	galatea99: Bloomberg Law article: "Burford Capital’s share price fell as much as 9% on Thursday after the litigation finance company reported a record first half for profit and commitments to invest in new lawsuits but a research firm questioned its cash balance. Burford said its adjusted pretax profit rose 41% from the prior first-half period to $231 million as its total assets rose 37% to $2.3 billion. Its core litigation finance business—investing in standalone disputes and portfolios of lawsuits—allocated $381 million to new investments in the first half of the year. That was up 47% from the prior year period, and driven in large part by a new agreement to finance $130 million of an unnamed company’s portfolio of cases. The amount Burford actually spent in the period to back new investments grew at a more tepid 8% to $448 million. That figure includes business lines outside of core litigation finance such as asset recovery, post-settlement financing and legal risk management. Research and fund management firm Shadowfall said in a Tweet it has a short position in Burford due to its belief that “Burford has a pretty strong inverse relationship between its profitability and cash flow.” Burford CEO Chris Bogart in an interview said that criticism was “a little naïve” when applied to a fast-growing business that relies on investing its capital. He said Burford had used debt and capital fundraising to fuel its growth because of the long-term nature of investing in lawsuits. “There are two choices: To grow much more slowly, in which case we are generating enough cash” to cover new investments, Bogart said. “And the other is to grow more quickly, in which case we need to rely on the availability of external capital as well. And that has always been our approach.” Bogart attributed the share-price dip to investors taking profits on the firm’s good news. While the shares have risen to nearly 17 times its 2009 IPO level, they have fallen roughly 5% year-to-date, lagging the broader market. More broadly, Bogart said Burford’s first-half results showed “considerable” growth in the business driven by “the growing ubiquity of capital” in the legal industry. Burford will celebrate its 10th anniversary in October. “We have gone from this being an esoteric, remarkable thing to being business as usual,” Bogart said. “It’s that concept of this being business as usual that drives a fair bit of our growth.” Https://biglawbusiness.com/burford-capital-reports-record-first-half-shares-drop Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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