Eservglobal Share Discussion Threads

[sheep_herder] 01/8/2019 06:58

Is anyone else struggling with this name change? Both ii and IG haven't updated my account. ii is actually showing me a price of 0 for my holding.

[longtermgains] 30/7/2019 14:33

John C is currently exec Chairman at Wameja and a non exec at HomeSend.It has been announced that he will cease in his executive role within six months of Completion of the disposal of the core (with the Chairman's role reverting to a non-executive position).James Hume remains as an employee of WJA and is the other non exec at HomeSend. They also announced in 2018 the appointment of Rothschilds as advisers. WJA is only a holding co for the HomeSend investment. There is nothing else. JCs responsibility is to WJA shareholders to drive the value of that investment (principally through the HS board and the MasterCard relationship) and to realise that value through disposal most probably to MasterCard (with R as advisers). I dont see the time and attention problem that you refer to.

[masurenguy] 30/7/2019 13:30

John Conoley has just been appointed Executive Chairman of Fire Angel Safety Technology. How is he going to give adequate time and attention to an executive role in two entirely different companies ?

[tomv33] 30/7/2019 10:26

Sorry typo

[masurenguy] 30/7/2019 09:37

What is WAJ ? The new EPIC ticker is WJA !

[tomv33] 30/7/2019 09:13

WAJ is up now

[sheep_herder] 29/7/2019 17:48

ESG is dead. Long live WAM?

[unabkxb] 29/7/2019 17:45

? . Let's hope for more tomorrow.

[tomv33] 29/7/2019 17:05

Why has this gone shooting up today?

[nw99] 07/7/2019 11:08

Buy on a long term view

[johnv] 01/7/2019 13:39

Cant see much happening until the EGM is out of the way. Why are investors selling I have no idea.

[graham1ty] 01/7/2019 13:05

Share price drifts and drifts.

The Homesend website is still hopelessly out of date. There is only one thing under News, and that is dated May 2018. There is nothing about funding, or anything that might give an impression of a ramping up of operations.

I pointed this out recently to Conoly and rather offhandedly he said “oh, I must have a word with them about the website”. Well he hasn’t, or he has been ignored

[gonedown] 28/6/2019 16:19

Thank you, Largeronald.

[largeronald] 28/6/2019 15:43

Flogging the core business and change of name - link below tells you all about it :

[gonedown] 28/6/2019 15:36

I am most likely show my ignorance but What is the reason for the E.G.M.? All the best, Gonedown

[johnv] 21/6/2019 08:47

EGM 22nd july

[johnv] 17/6/2019 14:59

20p yes please. Hopefully JC will get the best price possibly for all us shareholders.

[hibberts] 17/6/2019 14:31

Most longterm investors will be looking for 20p.

[johnv] 17/6/2019 11:34

Would prefer 16p

[tomv33] 17/6/2019 11:14

Hopeful bid at 9p?

[dibbs] 06/6/2019 23:15

I was surprised to see ESG drop in early trading after this RNS. Sings of definite progress with HS and the decks cleared assuming the disposal gets the go ahead. I was getting a bit bored here to be honest and questioning my investment here but feel more content here. If only it ESG's share price would perform like BIDS has!

Dibbs

[celeritas] 06/6/2019 09:53

Many banks are doing the same as above, it's like a snowball rolling downhill.

[celeritas] 06/6/2019 09:51

Interac partners Mastercard to let Canadians send e-Transfers overseas
23 May 2019

Canadian debit network Interac has teamed up with Mastercard to enable users of its e-Transfer P2P payments service send money to bank accounts around the world.

Interac e-Transfer lets Canadians send money directly from their bank accounts to the accounts of other consumers and businesses, using their email address of mobile number.

The service is offered by all of the country's big banks and is now set to go international thanks to the Mastercard Send push-payments service. National Bank will be the first to pilot the international remittance option for its personal banking clients, who will initially be able to send funds to Europe.

Interac says it will then make the service available to other financial institutions in Canada, where if implemented, they can choose to enable their customers to send money internationally to bank accounts, and eventually mobile wallets and cards.

Ramesh Jayakrishnan, director, push payments, Mastercard in Canada, says: "Consumers and businesses today operate globally. Whether it's travelling abroad, sending money to family or friends overseas, or purchasing products from a business in another country, the ability to move funds across borders quickly, easily and securely is becoming a must-have.

"Financial institutions need cost-effective and trusted solutions to meet their customers' expectations. This new offering will connect banks to Mastercard Send to help improve customer experience and future-proof their cross-border payment service, all while using the existing Interac e-Transfer platform."