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W.h. Ireland Group Plc | WHI | London | Ordinary Share |
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2.75 | 2.75 | 2.75 | 2.75 | 2.75 |
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Posted at 03/6/2024 12:50 by davydoo Oh geez, just realised the guy who set up and sold Harpsden to WHI is also in this new business. No wonder they are losing AUM hxxps://brightstockf |
Posted at 03/6/2024 08:14 by nicholasblake The working assumption would be that WHI retains all the debtors and regulatory capital. Does the RNS contradict that? |
Posted at 03/6/2024 07:19 by panther21 This announcement takes the biscuit for being economical with the truth. Firstly it says it is a trading update but there is none. Secondly it implies a sale for £5m but unbelievably it has been sold for £1 yes only one pound!! Any further payment will not be for a year and then based on performance figures not disclosed the 5 m figure is presumably a cap! There is no disclosure of the criteria. So Zeus have run rings round WHI as I foresaw. What a disgrace of an announcement with a total lack of transparency to the shareholders who own the company. This is not a public company this is a geriatric old people's home. Shame on you all. |
Posted at 04/5/2024 17:25 by panther21 Still waiting for the non exec chairman's appointment to be approved by the FCA . His experience and that of the only other non executive G. Strang , non exec Chair and CEO respectively of PCF which collapsed last year should be useful in trying to save WHI from repeating that disaster . Maybe this time their forward looking statements will be equally confident . It would be good if their history had been disclosed to WHI shareholders but presumably the major shareholder new about it when they were appointed out of the blue. What is the FCA taking its time over? Is this a rescue or a quiet winding up. A great example of transparency and corporate governance at work?Lets hope there is a bid at any price. |
Posted at 10/4/2024 15:31 by harry_david Pitbear, you may be right, Kuvare fund managers has just been bought for a valuation of 5% of funds under management, $1 billion for $20 billion.WHI have about £2 billion so worth maybe £100 million. |
Posted at 27/9/2023 08:22 by tomps2 WH Ireland (WHI) Full year 2023 results overview - September 23WH Ireland CEO, Phillip Wale presents an overview of 2023 full-year results for the year ended 31 March 23. Watch the video here: Or listen to the podcast here: |
Posted at 31/7/2023 22:17 by dartagnan4 Oceans4, very interesting comments. WHI have lost several discretionary fund managers in recent months which, ironically, should have reduced their staff costs at present without impacting on their client revenue yet due to restrictive covenants. Will clients start leaving en masse once the restrictive covenant periods elapse? Also, articles were in the Telegraph and Times this weekend I believe, so clients will be starting to get wind of the situation. This public knowledge is likely to make any potential buyer very nervous about client retention. |
Posted at 28/7/2023 15:35 by bumpa33 WHI is one of the worst, if not THE worst of the low end retail broking outfits. Their reputation was in the dirt way before this debacle. Do feel for shareholders who’ve been trashed on this move though… |
Posted at 28/7/2023 08:49 by meijiman I'm not a holder but reading for entertainment. The ceo at WHI I believe was a failure at Panmure and 'asked to leave'. Everywhere he goes turns into a disaster zone.Clearly without any integrity I would say. |
Posted at 04/7/2023 10:51 by bumpa33 WHI can chase ‘em all they like, they’ve got sod all chance of snaring any of ‘em though. Going from Numis to WHI would be like getting relegated from the Premier League to the Vanarama in one move..! |
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