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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| International Personal Finance Plc | IPF | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.50 | 0.46% | 109.50 | 16:35:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 110.00 | 108.50 | 110.00 | 109.50 | 109.00 |
| Industry Sector |
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| GENERAL FINANCIAL |
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Posted at 02/5/2024 13:07 by novision Investor call recording - Q&A from 13 min onwards |
Posted at 14/3/2024 09:47 by tiswas Very confident investor presentation going on right now. |
Posted at 14/3/2024 08:23 by tiswas I do not understand how that potential profit hit is so large when Poland receivables are just 5% of total. Investor call this morning so hopefully that will explain. |
Posted at 15/12/2023 08:56 by redalert Aishah, yes, yesterday with interactive investors |
Posted at 14/11/2023 17:33 by quepassa impressive work, VMH!!Well, at least IPF's media watchers who monitor this bulletin board have done a great job and fed investor feedback through to the right channels! |
Posted at 08/11/2023 09:06 by aishah IPF3 bond offer - Any holders applying?International Personal Finance 12% 2027 have announced their intention to conduct a Cash Offer for individual investors. Applications are due to close at 10am Thursday 23 November. Due to the nature of the fundraising, applications can close at any time and without prior warning. Bonds are being offered at a fixed price of £100. The minimum application for the Cash Offer is £2000 with £100 increments thereafter. |
Posted at 28/7/2023 18:39 by 1cutandrun Look what happened to Vanquis today. Shares drop from £181.00 to £128.20.I did try to warn people. If you haven't seen it, my post from May. I'm going to compare IPF to Vanquis Bank and see why investors prefer Vanquis rather than IPF. I'm using two second hand cars that are on the market as an example. The Vanquis Jaguar compared to the IPF Mini. The Jaguar looks better than the Mini but you can't just go on looks. Lets see what's under the bonnets. I am impressed, the Mini has a cooper S engine, and that's a plus I wasn't expecting. Now for the Jaguar, OMG it only has a 1300cc engine, no wonder it has hardly moved in the last three years. There's a brick behind the back wheel as the handbrake isn't working properly and it keeps rolling backwards. The owners tell me they have made lots of improvement but I just can't see where. Shame they didn't fix the handbrake. The performance is poor due to the engine cc size. Looks are deceptive, you need to delve deeper when buying into something. CC stands for customer count and their inability to increase it. Until they make the cc bigger, this Jaguar isn't going anywhere. So lets take a look at how positive they are about increasing the size of the cc. Look at their Annual Report and what Tracy the ICU nurse had to say, there's the answer. Signing up the spouse or partner to become another customer. the deceptive way to increase the cc. If anything changes in that household you double the problem with reduced or non payments. Also, part of the cc isn't working as these are credit card holders who don't use them. Vanquis you need new door customers, adding a twin carb is not the answer. Now lets look at the Mini cooper S. Strong cc and increasing. It can drive anywhere, unlike the Jaguar. It has driven into a new area of Mexico where the potential of increasing the cc is immense. This car is nippy and going places. Investors don't be fooled by the look of the Jaguar, it might look attractive but it's the cc size of the engine that counts. |
Posted at 16/5/2023 22:37 by 1cutandrun I'm going to compare IPF to Vanquis Bank and see why investors prefer Vanquis rather than IPF. I'm using two second hand cars that are on the market as an example.The Vanquis Jaguar compared to the IPF Mini. The Jaguar looks better than the Mini but you can't just go on looks. Lets see what's under the bonnets. I am impressed, the Mini has a cooper S engine, and that's a plus I wasn't expecting. Now for the Jaguar, OMG it only has a 1300cc engine, no wonder it has hardly moved in the last three years. There's a brick behind the back wheel as the handbrake isn't working properly and it keeps rolling backwards. The owners tell me they have made lots of improvement but I just can't see where. Shame they didn't fix the handbrake. The performance is poor due to the engine cc size. Looks are deceptive, you need to delve deeper when buying into something. CC stands for customer count and their inability to increase it. Until they make the cc bigger, this Jaguar isn't going anywhere. So lets take a look at how positive they are about increasing the size of the cc. Look at their Annual Report and what Tracy the ICU nurse had to say, there's the answer. Signing up the spouse or partner to become another customer. the deceptive way to increase the cc. If anything changes in that household you double the problem with reduced or non payments. Also, part of the cc isn't working as these are credit card holders who don't use them. Vanquis you need new door customers, adding a twin carb is not the answer. Now lets look at the Mini cooper S. Strong cc and increasing. It can drive anywhere, unlike the Jaguar. It has driven into a new area of Mexico where the potential of increasing the cc is immense. This car is nippy and going places. Investors don't be fooled by the look of the Jaguar, it might look attractive but it's the cc size of the engine that counts. |
Posted at 09/5/2023 16:24 by 1cutandrun International Personal Finance plc ("IPF" or the "Group") is pleased to announce that it will host a webinar for investors and analysts featuring the Group's IPF Digital business on Wednesday 10 May at 14:00 BST (0900hrs ET / 1600hrs EET).The briefing will be broadcast live from Tallinn in Estonia and hosted by CEO, Gerard Ryan and IPF Digital's General Manager, Povilas Girčys. Investors and analysts will have the opportunity to learn more about this profitable and highly scalable business which is meeting the needs of a growing number of underserved consumers who want affordable credit online and seamless interactions with their digital financial provider. The presentation will cover details of the customers served, key market trends, credit decisioning technology and how IPF Digital is successfully executing its growth strategy to realise future growth and returns. No new financial information will be disclosed. The briefing, including a live Q&A, will last around 60 minutes and is open to investors and analysts. To register for the webinar, please contact rachel.moran@ipfin.c A recording of the event and presentation materials will be available on the Group's website shortly after the event at www.ipfin.co.uk |
Posted at 09/1/2023 07:28 by ttny2004 International Personal Finance Plc Notice of investor briefing - 18 January 2023Source: UK Regulatory (RNS & others)TIDMIPFRNS Number : 9947LInternational Personal Finance Plc09 January 2023International Personal Finance plcNotice of investor briefing on Wednesday 18 January 2023International Personal Finance plc ("IPF" or the "Group") is pleased to announce that it will host the second investor briefing in its series of webinars providing insight into the Group's markets, strategy and operations.The briefing featuring IPF's Mexico home credit business will be broadcast live from Puebla in Mexico at 15:00 GMT on Wednesday 18 January 2023, and hosted by the Group's CEO, Gerard Ryan and Country Manager, David Parkinson. The event will provide an opportunity for analysts and investors to learn about the home credit business' unique market position, the customers it serves and strong growth potential. No new financial information will be disclosed. The briefing, including a live Q&A, will last around 60 minutes and is open to investors and analysts . To register for the webinar, please contact rachel.moran@ipfin.c |
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