Yeah it came out today - wont be buying anything else for a while now haha
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Here is OUR TEAM as it stands today - the team that runs Heartland
All this recent talk by the Chairman and the CEO about the need for gender and ethnicity diversity .....hmmm ....looks like things need to change
Heartland do what they say they will do .... be interesting to see what OUR TEAM looks like sometime in the future.
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So, as I understand it, institutional investors give Heartland an indication of how many they would take at a certain price per share. Heartland looks at these offers and decides the price (which can be anything from 1.70 to the closing price day before the bookbuild). Then the allocations are [scaled and] distributed to everyone who applied. So, I'm confused about the price. Less demand will mean lower price?
Applied for my rights yesterday, great buying at $1.70...not so sure about >$2.
Me too pretty effortless online applied mon funds removed tues.
Agree. Tried to open an account this am, had to email them back about something I was unsure of, and got back what I considered a rude condescending reply. I'd prefer to support Heartland considering husband is a shareholder, but maybe I'll stick to Rabobank despite their annoying digipass.
Opening a new account with any bank is a nightmare these days - unless you are already an account holder. I finally got around to establishing a personal call account with Heartland (their measly 2.75% is much better than any other bank) and as we already have business banking with them the process was smooth, easy and fast.
I guess their staff get just as frustrated as their customers with the drama involved - though that's no excuse for a rude response.
Their web site has improved a bit over recent months but it's still nowhere near as intuitive and easy to navigate as the ANZ (though I have many years of familiarity with that going back to the good old National Bank days).
I've heard opening a bank account in Panama is easy as ;)