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[kumbuka] 16/8/2023 20:30

Here buy this book bully boy pj and read it carefully from page1

[kumbuka] 16/8/2023 20:27

You must be a barrel of fun to live with.

[kumbuka] 16/8/2023 20:27

I'm trying to work out your logic bully boy pj. You can only see the bear case here, you have nothing good to say about the company or its directors but you remain invested 🤔

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[kumbuka] 16/8/2023 20:24

Sell up and move on bully boy pj. All you do is moan moan moan. Everyone else is wrong including directors. But hey wait a minute maybe it's YOU that gets it wrong always.

Look at you list of FAILED investments


PEL, SBTX, OPTI, MIN, INSG, INL and FLX


So everyone can see you just have no idea.

[pj 1] 16/8/2023 19:28

With the lack of contracts here I think you inadvertently state the perfect bear case.

[banshee] 16/8/2023 15:53

Worldwise the fixed income market is worth about $130 Trillion, so plenty of opportunities.

[noujay] 16/8/2023 14:30

More likely the one that followed it!

[shrewdmole] 16/8/2023 14:13

Nice 100k but popped up wonder if it’s Colm!

[noujay] 16/8/2023 14:03

Whilst any increase in opex might be met with reticence in the current environment, if Insig are able to clearly evidence their tech boosts returns then it becomes immediately essential.

[banshee] 16/8/2023 13:37

According to Vanguard statistics the averagee annual return for a fixed income fund over the 40 years to 2019 was 5.33%, so you can see why adding 1.6% to take it to 6.93% (representing an extra 30% growth) is a big deal, over 10 years, compounded, on a $5 billion fund this would add up to an extra $1.35bn+ in gains.

I believe INSG are working on a number of other return boosting strategies too.

[kumbuka] 16/8/2023 00:34

Your suspicious nature is driven by your history of failure bully boy pj so you blame everyone but yourself who is the problem. Incompetence could be your middle name.

[pj 1] 15/8/2023 21:45

My suspicious nature questions whatall that narrative is hiding.

[kumbuka] 15/8/2023 21:27

Come on bully boy pj instead of blaming everyone else why don’t you look at yourself.

[kumbuka] 15/8/2023 21:25

What sad moaning loser you are bully boy pj.

[kumbuka] 15/8/2023 21:24

🤣🤣🤣🤣 you are the writer of the most drivel bully boy pj. Have you ever made a successful investment ?

Wasn’t PEL

[pj 1] 15/8/2023 21:23

shrewdmole15 Aug '23 - 07:26 - 2979 of 2991
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I know who my money is backing.

Splitting hairs on wording or reading and taking note we are partnered with a huge US fund that for reasons out of everyone’s control have delayed the fund launch slightly.
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Slow Revenue growth?????????????

[pj 1] 15/8/2023 21:16

The more I read of what's to come from this Company, the more dispondant I become.

Not one mention of ''confident''?

expect???

Mo ,mention whatsoever of the lost contracts or dire performance from the BOD to deliver against their own

[kumbuka] 15/8/2023 20:41

Oh dear bully boy pj moaning again. You must be a barrel of laughs to live with bully boy pj. Sell up and move on you are nothing but a sad loser.

[pj 1] 15/8/2023 20:29

So what is the general consensus here then?

That despite them saying officially that Revenue growth will be slow and that contacts haven't been signed off for whatever reason, that the 'Biggie' we have been waiting for for 2 years is still to land?

If it's so undervalued then where are all the hostile Bids?

Unless ......

[judijudi] 15/8/2023 16:01

“Trying” being the operative word 🤣😂

[shrewdmole] 15/8/2023 14:18

Noujay

Starting to feel like right time right place.

Sec esg rules predicted to come out also prior to presidential campaigns so probably this autumn!

Says sec require a tool to analyse the data on filings. Wonder who could fill that gap!

[noujay] 15/8/2023 11:55

This is interesting from this morning. Insig working with US asset managers and now plugged into regulators around the world via the FCA tech sprint.The US Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement division has sent document requests, including subpoenas, to several asset managers relating to their environmental, social and governance investment marketing this year, lawyers said, suggesting a potential crackdown looming for the sustainable fund world. Among the SEC's areas of inquiry are conventional investment funds that have repurposed themselves as ESG funds, the asset management industry lawyers said. Also in focus are cases where funds offered in the US and Europe may share strategies, holdings or portfolio managers but offer differing amounts of information on either side of the Atlantic. The inquiries come after the SEC enforcement division in March 2021 formed a task force to hunt for misconduct in climate and ESG investment disclosures. While it settled ESG cases against companies and asset managers including Goldman Sachs and BNY Mellon in 2022, none have been filed so far this year. That may change as new investigations proceed, lawyers said. Last month the German asset manager DWS disclosed it had set aside €21mn to settle an "ESG investigation" from the SEC and other regulators. "I wouldn't be surprised if more enforcement actions come out soon." said Michael Piwowar, a former SEC commissioner who served as acting chair in 2017, now an executive vice-president at the Milken Institute. Sustainable or ESG investing boomed in 2021 to reach $3tn in global assets under management, up from $1tn in 2019, according to Morningstar. More recently US investors have cooled on the strategy, withdrawing billions from sustainable and ESG funds, while conservative US politicians have attacked it. The recent popularity of ESG investing, and the higher fees that frequently accompany it, are two criteria that could draw the enforcement division's attention as it seeks to protect investors, Piwowar said. Earlier this year the SEC examinations division - known as the agency's "eyes and ears" and able to refer potential misconduct to enforcement staff - said it would scrutinise ESG investing. "ESG remains a priority area for the SEC and I would expect to see some enforcement cases before the end of the agency's fiscal year in September," said Jina Choi, a former head of the SEC's San Francisco office. The names of asset managers who have received recent subpoenas could not be determined. The SEC declined to comment. The €21mn that DWS has set aside, most of it earmarked for US authorities, would dwarf the $1.5mn and $4mn that BNY Mellon and Goldman Sachs, respectively, paid the SEC in last year's settlements.The SEC is not the only financial regulator looking into ESG disclosure. In late July the Australian Securities and Investments Commission charged US-based Vanguard with making ESG misstatements. The commission alleged Vanguard's "ethically conscious" global bond fund said it excluded fossil fuel issuers but held debt from Chevron, pipeline businesses owned by the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, and other oil companies. "Vanguard self-identified and self-reported [the] breach to our regulator?.?.?.?There was never any intention to mislead, but Vanguard recognises it has not lived up to the high standards it holds itself accountable to and apologises for the concern this matter may cause for our clients," the $12tn asset manager said in a statement. Choi, now at law firm Morrison Foerster, said: "Registered investment advisers are already subject to examination and inspection, so their statements on green or socially conscious investing can be fertile ground for investigations and action by the SEC's enforcement division."

[noujay] 15/8/2023 10:50

Whilst no shareholder could complain about the ongoing commitment from the Chairman it would be encouraging to see the CEO commit to some skin in the game.

[judijudi] 15/8/2023 10:04

Yes agree 100%
I’ve been banging that particular drum for ages