Jarvis Securities Share Discussion Threads

[tenapen] 09/12/2024 18:39

Well done bmcollins for being proactive - You got a reply ! so a success:-)

There is still a chance of this saga ending in Q4 so I will wait before sending out more emails to the FCA & Jarvis.

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- 8th August 2024

As announced on 27 June 2024, Jarvis continues to work through the skilled person recommendations and is creating an additional remediation plan to address the points arising from the report. Phase 2, which requires the Skilled Person to review the remediation work undertaken by JIML on the matters raised in any of the three s.166 reports, has now commenced and is expected to be completed by Q4 2024.

---- the key word 'expected' ----

We will see.

[bmcollins] 09/12/2024 15:03

@tenapen
I wrote to the CFO asking why the enormous delay and received a reply last week,he said nothing, in a nutshell, so I got nowhere.
If anyone wishes to follow up the email is ;

[e-mail]

A few more prods could at least make him think that a few of us do have a keen interest in avoiding the current mushroom culture that the board are giving us...

[tenapen] 08/12/2024 10:42

It could do steelwatch ! But Grant and Jarvis have never been ones for talking to investors. This "radio silence" is fine when things are good.... not so when your investment goes bad.

[steelwatch] 04/12/2024 19:50

Probably no connection at all, but if it is, could explain the radio silence:

[tenapen] 03/12/2024 02:48

Hahaha - thug returns when there is a criticism of Jervis management ..... which one is he ?

6-8 weeks !

Or was Grants / Jarvis original estimate for the length of the FCA investigation ?

It's been so long I forget.

[thrugelmir] 01/12/2024 21:17

Unless there's something to be actually discussed. Why bother is my personal view. Wasting people's valuable time seems to have become a national pastime. No great surprise that productivity as a consequence is in decline. Not least when people expect an answer to a question such is how long is a piece of string.

[tenapen] 01/12/2024 14:43

Hi John,
I did complain to the FCA about the time it was taking and questioned if the slow rolling was just a plot to extract maximum charges from Jarvis. To their credit they did reply to my email, without answering my points. More than can be said about Jarvis when I have emailed them, asking if they are being proactive or just happy to go along ....

Anyway thug as dropped off the thread after joining it two hours after the fateful RNS dropped and defended the company at every opportunity. Maybe a sign the end to this saga is in sight !.

[bmcollins] 30/11/2024 11:24

Melton/Tenapen
I totally agree, it has been worse than a shambles, it appears to be utter & total incompetence by the regulator who failed on a real issue, ie the Woodward saga.

[melton john] 30/11/2024 11:09

That's very interesting tenapen

Maybe someone will complain to the Financial Ombudsman.

[tenapen] 30/11/2024 05:46

"NOT FAIR"


25 months and counting to investigation and make changes to a two- but broker is borderline incompetence from what we have seen.

[gsbmba99] 27/11/2024 21:00

I have a Halifax account which I use for funds because they don't have custody charges. I received a notification that they are amending their terms and conditions. The Halifax email summary of Section 9 says (in part):
"Section 9 – Holding investments and cash in your account
- We don’t pay interest on money held in your account.
- Any interest we keep helps to develop our products and services."
I thought this was interesting because 1) this actually isn't new (it's in their existing terms and conditions) and 2) having gone through an update to their policy, despite all the pressure from the regulator, they've decided not to change it.

I'm not aware of other brokers/custodians who have reached a similar conclusion but I also haven't looked for that information. Hopefully this will mean that Jarvis will still be able to retain some portion of the interest payment. Halifax is retaining all of it.

[bmcollins] 27/11/2024 16:26

@tenapen
I have had my account with them for about 10 years and have been well looked after, very much most of the time. I too was stupid enough to believe there original timescale !

[tenapen] 27/11/2024 16:18

Hi bmcollins,
On the broader point I wished I had sold on the fateful RNS. But I believe the timescales they quoted 6-8 weeks. Now we are 25 months on and I will be very surprised if this in concluded before the end of December = Q4. We will see before I start sending out Email complaints to the FCA and Jarvis.

I'm glad you have had good service from the telephone staff ..... mine not so good, hopefully going to be better.

Regards.

[bmcollins] 27/11/2024 15:39

@tena
I have almost always had excellent service from them, which is why I got involved with holding their stock originally, and then failing to sell it all after the FCA bombshell as I felt that they would bounce back up.
Sadly we are still waiting for the dead cat to show up !

[tenapen] 27/11/2024 15:34

While your here John..,I have something positive to say about Jarvis ...... No its true ..... I sold some shares last week and Monday I called to withdraw said funds. The man who dealt with me was nothing but helpful. Im not into this Internet bank and so he posted out the cheque...... Arrived today. Perfect - tick - star - good.
A different class to the last times I had had the need to call them.

Regards everyone.

[bmcollins] 27/11/2024 15:20

And his predecessor there is now messing things up at BOE I seem to recall, having overlooked the Woodford disaster, 2 oafs with CV's now even weaker than that of our esteemed Chancellor's...

[melton john] 27/11/2024 14:11

Unfortunately not retirement, he'll be hanging around like a bad smell. Read the whole story, an unlocked version of a Telegraph article. He's being lined up for a .gov job, probably adds to the diversity quota where performance is secondary.

[bmcollins] 27/11/2024 10:52

@Melton
And not before time, imho, bet his pension will see him throurh retirement nicely though...

[melton john] 27/11/2024 10:00

FCA boss under fire for car lending probe incompetance which imho has relevance to JIM.

"Mounting questions about the FCA's decision-making is likely to heap fresh pressure on embattled Nikhil Rathi.
Kemi Badenoch, the Tory leader and a former business secretary, has previously accused him of “regulatory overreach” amid claims he had strangled the City with red tape.
Mr Rathi is reportedly planning to leave the regulator when his tenure expires in September 2025"

[bmcollins] 21/11/2024 09:33

Chritmas presents on this dividend?
Lucky to buy a single Chritmas cracker !

[cwa1] 21/11/2024 08:17

Yes, as mentioned, XD today with pay day being 17/12, in time to buy some Christmas presents :-)

[justiceforthemany] 20/11/2024 11:22

Ex dividend tomorrow

[tenapen] 15/11/2024 06:09

Please be aware of the increase of PTM Levy from £1 to £1.50 which comes into effect on Monday 2nd December 2024. More information

[tenapen] 14/11/2024 14:55

At least Grant gave us something.= 1p