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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Xchanging | LSE:XCH | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1VK7X76 | ORD 5P |
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Xchanging (XCH) Share Charts1 Year Xchanging Chart |
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04/3/2016 | 09:47 | Xchanging Plc | 813 |
26/2/2015 | 10:36 | One of top rated BPO companies | 47 |
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Posted at 05/10/2015 08:23 by kingston78 I called it correctly at the bottom when the shares were trading at around 96. It is very satisfying that my share price target of 140 p has been exceeded in both price and time scale. |
Posted at 04/10/2015 17:17 by paddyfool only at the point they were prepared to share info with a buyer, up to that point there is nothing to declare....monday will be interesting! |
Posted at 01/10/2015 19:53 by kingston78 Strong recovery share chart. Immediate target 120. |
Posted at 22/9/2015 17:29 by kingston78 With the impending arrival of a new chief executive, the news of which has been received positively by the market. The share price is likely to have much further to go. |
Posted at 01/9/2015 10:51 by simon gordon CityWire - 23/8/15:Majedie bucks Xchanging sell-off Majedie’s star team of AAA-rated UK equity managers has upped its stake in back-office services provider Xchanging (XCH) as shares in the business have dropped to a three-year low on a first half loss. The managers increased their holding to 5% of the business worth £12 million at a share price of 97p, the lowest they have traded since July 2012. The shares are held in the Majedie UK Equity and the Majedie UK Smaller Companies funds, run by James de Uphaugh, Richard Staveley, Matthew Smith and Christopher Field, all AAA-rated. Xchanging slumped more than 20% at the end of July after it reported revenues in its procurement division, which contributed more than a third of sales last year, were down 18%. Chief executive Ken Lever, who joined to fight fires after the business’ last reported loss in 2011, is also stepping down. The buy runs very much counter to received wisdom, with Liberum halving its target price to 100p following the announcement, and Investec cutting more modestly from 160p to 140p. |
Posted at 06/8/2015 11:35 by kingston78 Yesterday the share price reached as high as 105 but did not sustain at that level. Today it is continuing on an upward path. You will see from the candle chart that it is now beginning a bullish phase. I am confident that it will rise to 117-120 range very soon. |
Posted at 04/8/2015 22:33 by kingston78 The share price has stabilised and the share chart is turning upwards by a small margin. My reading of the chart is that the share price will attempt to swing back to 120 p. But my short-term target is more modest at 110 p. |
Posted at 09/5/2015 17:54 by randolph and mortimer Xchanging Financial Services Partners with SphonicAlliance will provide cost-effective, agile solutions to support financial services institutions with addressing the challenge of tackling financial crime LONDON, 29 April 2015 - Xchanging plc, the business technology and services provider, announced today that its Financial Services division has signed a partnership with Sphonic, a London-based Risk Management company, which provides an innovative digital Risk and Compliance platform and specialist consulting services to financial institutions across the UK and Europe. The alliance between Xchanging and Sphonic will provide cost-effective, agile and fit-for-purpose solutions to support financial services institutions with addressing the challenge of tackling financial crime. Applying a big data approach to the largest set of data sources of any vendor in this market, the Sphonic solution looks for the "needle in the haystack" to identify relevant and customer-specific information. The search for the FACTS (Focus Around Customer Transactions Significance) in an automated, straight-through processing operation is at the heart of Xchanging's offering to the financial services market. The partnership also grows Xchanging's capabilities to combat the regulatory and market challenges around KYC (Know Your Customer), AML (Anti-Money Laundering), and Fraud and Risk Management. Xchanging's proven deep industry expertise, global delivery capability and track record of delivering highly efficient, cost-effective business processing and technology operations, combined with Sphonic's experience and solutions, will provide clients with both the value of a large-scale business and cutting-edge technology straight from Britain's tech hub. Tahir Adam, Xchanging Financial Services, comments: "Today's digital world is creating new challenges for banks and financial services institutions. Regulators are simply not satisfied with their performance, customers are not getting exemplary service, and shareholders are unhappy with the size of the fines being incurred. "Compliance and risk management remain the top issues for the sector, which is why we chose to partner with Sphonic. The company has built a solution truly designed for the digital age: it is a low cost, easy to integrate Software-as-a-Servic Riten Gohil, Chief Executive, Sphonic, comments: "In the fast moving digital environment, consumers are demanding intuitive and friction-free methods to register and use financial services. Equally, financial services providers are challenged by an increasingly complex regulatory environment and managing risk alongside consumer acceptance. This partnership will provide a range of innovative technologies and robust processing capabilities that meet the demands of an evolving marketplace, and allows Xchanging to leverage best-in-class solutions such as KYC, Customer On-Boarding, and AML Monitoring and Case Management." In a 2014 Everest Group report (Banking and Financial Services (BFS) BPO Annual Report 2014 - Low on Growth, High on Regulations - BFS BPO Adapts to the "New Normal "), Xchanging was named as the largest Capital Markets business processing services provider globally in terms of market share by revenues, and as a significant player in the European BFS BPO space, with 23% market share. |
Posted at 27/2/2014 12:38 by mulderx2 yes,what an overreaction today,XCH is so cheap,a bargain i say. |
Posted at 18/10/2010 17:53 by simon gordon Pal,There is a dark cloud hanging over the XCH share price which consists of: ~Cambridge acquisition: too expensive and a financial can of worms. ~CFO departed/resigned/fi ~New CFO. ~Poor guidance by management to the market. Thus confidence is shot. The main fear is that the new CFO comes in and kitchen sinks, cuts guidance and lowers expectations. If that happens the share will go nowhere and probably fall. If the new CFO says it's all hunky dory the share will gradually climb back above 160p. Shares on loan haven't fallen a great deal so maybe some are betting on the kitchen sink. |
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