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ATR Schroder Asian Total Return Investment Company Plc

457.00
3.00 (0.66%)
16 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Schroder Asian Total Return Investment Company Plc LSE:ATR London Ordinary Share GB0008710799 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  3.00 0.66% 457.00 456.00 458.00 456.00 454.00 454.00 284,926 16:35:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt 43.51M 35.38M 0.3432 13.29 470.11M
Schroder Asian Total Return Investment Company Plc is listed in the Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ATR. The last closing price for Schroder Asian Total Ret... was 454p. Over the last year, Schroder Asian Total Ret... shares have traded in a share price range of 384.00p to 460.00p.

Schroder Asian Total Ret... currently has 103,095,218 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Schroder Asian Total Ret... is £470.11 million. Schroder Asian Total Ret... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.29.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/10/2006
10:30
exactly how many altrue shares are now in issue --and how many additional options are outstanding -- ?--

does anyone know the correct answer ?

dick punter
02/10/2006
10:27
tx

Yes I've heard similar.
I await the 'presentation'.
Been patient for a good couple of years now as have friends I rec'd this and other Leo K shares to. I have a large hole to extricate myself personally from both, financially, and in the eyes of friends!

valentine
02/10/2006
10:24
Valentine

I think this will turn out OK in the long run, Falcon seem to be doing OK, i spoke to Weller earlier on in the year and he told me that these presentation should start to lift the company and they will be doing more to promote the company after the summer, soo lets hope they get a move on and sort it out??
Good Luck!

bobby c
02/10/2006
10:23
exactly how many altrue shares are now in issue --and how many additional options are outstanding -- ?--
dick punter
02/10/2006
10:15
Tx BC.
No other option really.
Hindsight, ever the optimist and all that.
Doing OK elsewhere but this was a whisper from the wrong sort!
Hopefully they know what they are doing!

valentine
02/10/2006
10:14
i am very happy to report all these crimes and go on public record against these individuals --i will be even more happier if these punters who are all very well known in the city of london --complain to the authorities or even sue me --but then they wont sue me because they havn't got the guts only guns -- and they know they are all soon going to go to prison ---i was told laker was shot by one of his clients when he was threatened whilst he was an associate at durlachers a few years back ? how true well ask shelly he told me
dick punter
02/10/2006
10:05
Valentine

We have got another presentation this month so hopefully get a bit of action from there, but by the sounds of it not a lot happened last time? Oh well we will have to hope Leo can pull something off with this one??

bobby c
02/10/2006
07:30
well do so that rather than clutter up the boards.
spitfire3
02/10/2006
06:43
why not write to him rather than post it on here
spitfire3
02/10/2006
05:40
i want that signed letter of apology shelly --i will give you a couple of days to think about it -- if this goes to court shelly you will lose and only the lawyers will win --
dick punter
02/10/2006
05:30
the FSA will very soon start with a full scale tax investigation into shelly and lakers affairs -- and because this is a criminal complaint -- statute of limitations rules do not apply -and this also applies to insider dealing and personal share dealings
dick punter
02/10/2006
04:47
IAN I TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR LEGAL CONSEQUENCES IN REGARDS TO THIS STORY --REGARDS etc etc etc



source: MAIL ON SUNDAY
Issue Date: Sunday July 04, 1999
Byline: IAN KING
Page: 2
Word Count: 411
Edition: C1
Story Text:
FRENCH police have raided the home of a man after a major international inquiry into the City's most notorious insider dealing ring.

The swoop is the first big breakthrough in a five-year investigation involving the Department of Trade and Industry, the London Stock Exchange, the Inland Revenue and French police.


Acting on behalf of the French tax authorities, who were in turn tipped-off by the Inland Revenue, police raided an address last week. It is unclear whether the raid is connected to investigations by the UK authorities.


The property raided belongs to a former second-hand car dealer from south London who, in the late Eighties, worked for the stockbroking firm AJ Bekhor.


He now lives with his wife in a luxury villa at Cap d'Antibes, the most expensive part of the Cote d'Azur. When in London he stays at the Dorchester Hotel on Park Lane.


Inquiries have centred on a man believed to have acted as a go-between for a ring of up to a dozen insider dealers based at several top City broking firms.


He looked after large sums of money for the group and completed various transactions on their behalf using alleged inside information.


The ring, known in the Square Mile as the Monaco Mob, are believed to have netted more than Pounds 10 million.


Among deals on which the ring bet were BTR's Pounds 2 billion bid in July 1995 for its Australian subsidiary BTR Nylex, Glaxo's Pounds 9 billion bid for rival Wellcome in January 1995 and Richemont's Pounds 1.6 billion bid in April 1995 for a stake in Rothmans International.


The group were also active ahead of an aborted bid, believed to be from Hanson, for Yorkshire Electricity in late 1994.


The ring's last big coup is said to have been during Rentokil's Pounds 3.4 billion bid for BET in early 1996, after which it is said to have wound down its activities.


There is no suggestion that anyone at any of the companies whose shares were dealt is at fault.


A five-year DTI investigation into the ring has so far failed to penetrate an international web of holding companies and trusts said to have been set up by the group, who are believed to have dealt through Monaco, Switzerland and Andorra. But fresh evidence is recently thought to have been uncovered by law firm Allen & Overy.


PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO YOUR COMPLIANCE OFFICER RE GRAHAM SHELLY

dick punter
02/10/2006
02:51
vuelands --well graham shelly at hichens is the man you want -- he is a ring leader and usually the inside track for most criminal stories and false rumours currently circulating the stock market ---Shelly is also one of the guys involved and benefited on personal heavy insider dealing in our company (MpM )--this was when we were known formerly as RII plc as you already know
Shelly is also leader of the dealing ring known as the monaco mafia and Vuelands i am going to grass him to the fsa Because He owes me a written apology --and as i know most of his clients are cheats and crooks - i am going to go to the fsa and dti --graham unless you apologise -i will get you thrown out of the FSA and the dti to investigate your Firm

Dictum Meum Pactum

dick punter
29/9/2006
15:57
So we wait again. How long this time?
valentine
29/9/2006
13:46
Interim Results

RNS Number:7169J
Alltrue Investments PLC
29 September 2006


ALLTRUE INVESTMENTS PLC

INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE 6 MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 2006


CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT


OVERVIEW


We successfully completed the acquisitions of Information Exchange Limited and
Falcon Securities Holdings Limited on 1 February 2006 and 23 February 2006, as
previously announced. We are satisfied with progress on their integration into
the group. Revenue in the first six months of the year amounted to #519,000
producing a nominal Operating Profit of #1000. The Group had some #473,000 in
cash at 30 June 2006, for working capital and acquisitions; this amount has not
changed materially at the date of this report.


We consider that the Group is soundly based and has the resources to fund its
ongoing operations as well as scope for further acquisitions. No dividend is
being declared.


BUSINESS REVIEW


The Information Exchange Limited ('IX')


IX launched the first of two additional IX investor events for the year 2006 and
also put in place a series of seminars presented by Alpesh Patel, a well known
investment author and commentator, and director of the Company.


The first new event was held on 5 & 6 May at London Olympia and included a focus
on property investing strategies for private investors managing their own
portfolios. This new conference theme allowed IX to access the wide market of
property investment companies as exhibitors and also companies from the wealth
management industry. The show was successful with around 2,500 visitors
attending over the two days and plans are in place already to repeat this event
in 2007 to build the number of exhibitors and sponsors.


Looking ahead to the second half, IX will hold its annual two-day October IX
investor show again at Olympia (20 & 21 October) and exhibitor sales are
expected to be usefully ahead of last year. December 2006 will see the launch
of the second new event of the year, IX Forex Trader. Although originally
planned as an entrepreneur event, market research revealed that several other
closely related events may have increased pressure in sales and therefore IX
took the decision to launch IX Forex Trader in its place. This new one-day
event focuses on currency and future markets and follows the same educational
formats of the IX investor shows. The dedicated nature of the event, however,
allows IX to take advantage of the fast growing number of FX and futures brokers
in the UK as potential exhibitors and sponsors. We believe this new event will
attract up to 2,000 visitors, and IX has already secured the Chicago Mercantile
Exchange, the world's largest and most diverse financial exchange, as overall
sponsor.


The IX investment seminars proved a more challenging side to the business in
early 2006. While two seminars were held in the first 6 months of 2006, the
demand was seen to be lower than expected. We are now taking a cautious approach
to future seminar plans. However, there are provisional dates for three more
investment seminars to take place during the autumn which is traditionally a far
more active season for the seminar industry, while increased traffic on the
website from the two successful IX Investor shows should help sales.


IX has achieved some large steps forward in 2006, moving from a one-event
business towards organising multiple events under the IX brand. This period of
growth has seen a marked increase in revenues and the successful execution of
the first of two launch events bodes well for future growth. Given the costs
associated with launching new events that are typically loss-making in their
first-year, the Directors do not anticipate, on the basis of current trading,
that any deferred shares will be issued to the Vendors of IX. The Directors
expect IX revenues to increase in following years for both new shows now that
the costs are built into market budgets of potential clients.



Falcon Securities


Falcon has continued to develop its advisory broking business for high net worth
and experienced clients. In this regard the business now incorporates the
ability to execute client transactions through spread betting/cfd accounts as
well as in the cash market. This approach provides Falcon's clients with a wider
choice of execution capability but importantly affords Falcon the ability to
generate both commission and recurrent income on its execution business. We are
continuing to look for individuals or small teams of brokers to help grow this
side of the business.


The corporate broking activity has expanded with the focus now more on arranging
and supporting Listings on Plus Markets (Ofex) where Falcon holds seven
corporate advisorships and expects this number to grow during the second half.
Additionally Falcon is broker to seven AIM listed companies. The first half
results include one corporate transaction in this area where Falcon acted as
broker to a new AIM listing, raising #1.25m and we expect to witness increased
activity in this area during the final six months.


OUTLOOK


We expect the financial performance in the second half of the year to generally
reflect the first half's experience. We continue to look for potential
acquisitions and will keep shareholders appraised of any developments.



L.E.V. KNIFTON
Chairman

29 September 2006

rodspotty
29/9/2006
06:49
graham shelly --one way or another -- either in court or out of court --you will make a full and fair financial settlement to me through the FSA -- as the law is on my side -- \o/

Dictum Meum Pactum

tom punter
29/9/2006
06:17
this matter isn't going to go away shelly -- it is going to become even more high profile -- especially when the daily mirror run the full story on this --about how you helped the monaco mafia a dealing syndicate --as you legally set up and organised this crime syndicate at Kas stockbrokers UK in london --
tom punter
28/9/2006
19:29
its a criminal offence ---money laundering and your insider dealing activities shelly --think about it --- and all those private and secretive deals you execute for your market maker buddies through various dummy accounts ---i am going for you shelly ---you think i am mad -- well i can get even madder when your lies to imro destroyed my business --and i want you to apologise to myself and the FSA --you will probably end up with a written warning -if you co-operate with them
tom punter
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