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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Jardine Lloyd | JLT | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1,914.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1,914.00 | 1,914.00 |
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Posted at 20/10/2010 12:25 by sajjad017 800p bid london evening standard |
Posted at 26/5/2009 19:25 by hadrock Interim Management Statement and 20 May Investor Seminar both came across positively. Slight sense of 'spin better than the reality' but I reckon it's a good play on an improving market, especially as nsurers seem to have done better than brokers recently- time for a catchup? |
Posted at 27/5/2004 10:45 by the other kevin What's the significance of this, I wonder. And what are the rights they've acquired? Options, CFDs or what?27th May 2004 DISCLOSURE UNDER RULE 3 OF THE RULES GOVERNING SUBSTANTIAL ACQUISITIONS OF SHARES ('SARs') Date of acquisition 26th May 2004 Acquisition in (name of company) JARDINE LLOYD THOMPSON GROUP 1. Class of voting shares (eg ordinary shares) Ordinary Shares Number of shares/rights over shares acquired 988,500 Shares 988,500 Rights If rights over shares acquired, as opposed to the shares themselves, specify nature of rights N/A 2. Resultant total holding of voting shares (and % of total voting shares in issue) 30,656,207 15.20% Resultant total holding of rights over shares (and % of total voting shares in issue) 30,656,207 15.20% Total percentage 15.20% 3. Party making disclosure SILCHESTER INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS LIMITED |
Posted at 08/9/2002 16:02 by mr ashley james Aquila,JLT is a good company, really puts me off if Chronic Investor tipping it though. Must be a sell! What a shame the ramp sheets got hold of it so early. Cheers Ash |
Posted at 10/8/2002 16:26 by magic Aquila, quite agreeAs FT put it below - scant upside. Aon Number 2 broker in US, which was a disaster this month on "accounting mistakes" leaves a disturbed ripple. Don't know if anyone looked at the recent results? £340 million in investments, provisions increased by £21 million from December, although note 3 states that "At 30th June 2002, in connection with certain litigation matters, the Group's litigation provisions include an amount of £27.8 million to reflect this gross basis". Don't know enough about this to judge. The market didn't seem concerned, falling back to around 600 from 630, after having surged from 570 in the previous week. The increased premiums and specilisations though seems a good plus for company. Am monitoring, no position at the moment. Aon Accounting Questioned by SEC The FT adds a comment: The middle of the current extremely hard market for insurance premiums is a good place to be, and JLT is profiting. However, a lot of this goods news is already in the share price. The shares are on a prospective multiple of almost 19 times. The premium rating is justified, but means there is scant upside in the short term. There is scope for increasing its the global market share in the long-run. Hold. The Independent agrees. 31 AUGUST Jardine Lloyd Thompson, insurance broker, at 606p. The Trade Center disaster has provided an unprecedented boost to the insurance sector and rising premium rates are expected for the next couple of years. As an insurance broker, JLT does not have exposure to underwriting risk. Also, a reputation for broking expertise and innovation leaves it in a position to take business from bigger and more cumbersome rivals, at present it holds only 2% of the market. Potential investors should take into account the income hit from low interest rates and rival HLF is also due to float giving the company a direct competitor on the stock market. Trading at a similar level to less nifty US rival, Marsh & McLennan, the shares look cheap, buy. INVESTOR CHRONICLE |
Posted at 24/5/2001 21:19 by gnik Aquila,bit out with the date....TUESDAY FEBRUARY 27 2001 Rumour of the day Jardine Lloyd Thompson put on 10p to 459½p after wowing the market with its results. City sages, however, say its shareholders may have more to cheer about soon. The word is General Re, the insurer run by Warren Buffett, the legendary US investor, is looking to buy an insurance broker, with his eyes set on either JLT or Willis, which was taken private by KKR but is expected to float soon. |
Posted at 17/4/2001 11:51 by aquila "investors should consider following Carter and taking some profits."Sunday Times comment after ceo sold at 502........regards, A. |
Posted at 17/4/2001 11:45 by aquila April 15 2001 SHARE IN THE BOARDROOM From the Sunday Times .................... Sharewatch - edited by David Parsley THE insurance broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson has been one of the shooting stars of the stock market, with its value doubling to £1 billion in the past year. It reported profits of £69.6m, up from £63.3m, on sales of £287.3m, which rose 14% on last year. Kenneth Carter, chief executive, took advantage of the high share price nine days ago and sold 300,000 shares - a quarter of his holding - at 502p. His stake is now worth £4.6m at 512½p. Last August Steve McGill, an executive director, sold 500,000 shares at 345p. Jardine is a solid performer with good management and it expects insurance premiums to rise for the next two years. But investors should consider following Carter and taking some profits. |
Posted at 17/4/2001 10:23 by aquila I'm looking for sellers following the directors example here, but sitting on hands for the moment. Directors dealing and news here |
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