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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    They probably have feel sorry for those people and give them cheaper rates in the first place and hope they move on sooner than later

    What's happened to the shareprice Percy ......it's way off a buck at the moment
    I can see you taking out a REL and then sending HNZ near broke living to 120 years of age,!!! Think you would be getting a daily call from Jeff asking how is you health!!!
    Share price is one of the very few in NZ that is trading above both its 50day and 200 day moving average.So I am very pleased with the 96cents it finished on Friday.
    Only about 5 weeks to the full year result announcement.

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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Mind you my mate at coop wouldn't go above 4.75 ...he some mate eh
    All to do with matching demand,maturities,renewals.
    I do think consumer lending growth is a challenge to all banks/finance companies at present.
    That makes the strong demand/growth for REL a good sector for HNZ to be the leading player.
    From a broker's research;"HNZ should continue to re-rate as it improves its ROE and continues to grow and develop its business.HNz remains on undemanding multiples."
    I would expect we will see a lot on updated broker's research after the result is announced.
    ps winner69."Remember you are better to own a bank,than having money in the bank,."
    HNZ's yield is a lot better than the deposit rates you were quoted.!
    Last edited by percy; 20-07-2014 at 09:57 PM.

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    ANZ were 5.75% for five years when I looked recently. People are paying brokerage and buying well rated medium term bonds and getting lower returns than that, go figure ?

    Anyway...sorry I digress...back to business and its messy.

    REL: 0917 HRS Motor Trade Finances Limited

    MEETING: MTF: MTF provides more information for special meeting

    The Board of MTF has become aware that Heartland New Zealand Limited or MARAC
    or their agents (HNZ), has been engaging with selected MTF shareholders. The
    Board believes this engagement is related to a recent proposal by HNZ to
    acquire MTF that was rejected by the MTF Board for reasons outlined below. In
    the interests of ensuring all shareholders are equally informed, and
    correcting any misinformation that may exist across the MTF shareholding
    base, the Board believes that shareholders should be aware that:

    - HNZ had approached the Board of MTF over a considerable period regarding
    the prospect of making an offer to acquire MTF. These approaches culminated
    in an undated draft written proposal from HNZ received early May 2014. After
    taking legal and commercial advice, the Board formed the view that the
    proposal in the form received was without merit, as to the indicative price
    and in other respects. The proposal was incomplete, highly conditional and
    incapable of acceptance. After taking advice, the Board formed the view that
    the proposal did not require disclosure, at that time
    - the nature of the proposal from HNZ revealed that HNZ holds a materially
    different view than MTF's Board as to the potential impact on MTF from the
    High Court case brought by the Commerce Commission, in which the High Court
    finding of breaches of the Credit Contract and Consumer Finance Act 2003, in
    respect of credit fees charged in 39 credit contracts originated by Sportzone
    Motorcycles Ltd (in liquidation), , is subject to appeal at the Court of
    Appeal
    - the Board offered to engage further with HNZ to see if an appropriate
    proposal that could be put to shareholders could be agreed. This would have
    involved sharing MTF's confidential information regarding the Commerce
    Commission case, and other information, with HNZ under appropriate
    confidentiality
    - we failed to agree a basis for moving forward with HNZ. HNZ was not
    prepared to accept confidentiality arrangements and undertakings which, given
    HNZ is a direct competitor of MTF, we regarded as appropriate and HNZ has
    failed to indicate a willingness to re-consider its indicative price.
    - as a consequence, formal discussions were terminated
    - the Board is aware that HNZ has been engaging with selected MTF ordinary
    shareholders. As mentioned in our announcement on 16 July 2014, MTF has
    received a letter from a group of ordinary shareholders, requesting that MTF
    convenes a special meeting of ordinary shareholders to consider certain
    resolutions. The resolutions effectively request the MTF Board to make
    public the information that HNZ was seeking but would not enter
    confidentiality agreements in regard to
    - MTF believes the proposed resolutions and the supporting statement contain
    some errors of fact and assumptions and has proposed to meet with the
    proposing shareholders, prior to issuing a notice of meeting, to address
    those errors and discuss their proposed approach more generally
    - MTF expects to issue a notice of meeting setting out the resolutions, and
    your Board's response to them, as soon as practicable after that meeting
    - we will provide more detail when the notice of meeting is issued. In the
    interim, shareholders should note:
    - the Board of MTF wish to ensure that shareholders do not have misleading or
    confusing information regarding the Commerce Commission issues and the
    outlook for MTF, including as a result of communications from HNZ
    - the Board has not viewed the communications between HNZ and selected
    shareholders, but, based on the views expressed by HNZ to the MTF Board,
    shareholders should know that the MTF Board does not agree with the
    assumptions underlying HNZ's views and does not regard the proposal HNZ
    recently presented to MTF as having merit for either MTF's shareholders or
    originators, in its current form
    - HNZ has no obligation to act in the best interests of MTF shareholders;
    that is the role of your Board and we are very focussed on that in our
    handling of this matter. Any views HNZ expresses about MTF's business or
    financial position must be considered by shareholders in light of the fact
    that HNZ is a competitor and potential acquirer of MTF, and will be acting
    consistent with its own interests in communicating any such views about MTF
    to MTF shareholders
    - if HNZ wishes to make an offer for the shares in MTF, it should do so under
    the Takeovers Code. If it wishes to develop a transaction proposal to take
    to the shareholders and originators of MTF, the appropriate channel is
    through the MTF Board, under appropriate confidentiality arrangements, and
    not through selected ordinary shareholders. The Board is happy to work with
    HNZ on a proposal that it considers has merit for shareholders and through a
    process that is acceptable; to date no such proposal or process has been put
    forward
    - until HNZ is prepared to amend its proposal, we can only continue to regard
    it as being without merit.

    The Board will update shareholders if there are any meaningful developments
    in relation to HNZ.

    In the meantime, the Board strongly advises that shareholders:

    - do not make any undertakings to any party regarding the pending Special
    Meeting until after the Notice of Meeting and explanatory detail have been
    issued;

    - do not make any undertakings to HNZ or any other party in regard to their
    MTF shares before the Board of MTF has received and reviewed any formal
    proposal, taken proper advice and is able to make an appropriate
    recommendation to shareholders;

    - treat any communications from HNZ with caution, given that it is a
    competitor and potential acquirer of MTF. In that latter capacity, HNZ has
    an interest in raising unsubstantiated questions that may negatively affect
    the value perception of MTF.

    The next steps for the Board of MTF are:

    - meet with the proposing shareholders in relation to the special meeting and
    the resolutions they wish to put;
    - issue a notice of meeting and further explanatory notes to MTF ordinary
    shareholders.

    In the meantime, if any shareholder has any questions or wants to discuss the
    situation or any approach you may have had, please contact:

    Angus Bradshaw 03 467 7988 abradshaw@mtf.co.nz
    Glen Todd 03 474 6370 gtodd@mtf.co.nz

    Yours sincerely

    Stephen Higgs
    Chairman
    End CA:00252892 For:MTF Type:MEETING Time:2014-07-21 09:17:56
    Last edited by Beagle; 21-07-2014 at 12:18 PM.

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    Thanks for posting that MTF release.
    I had heard there were a number of "unhappy" shareholders in MTF.I think their special meeting should give them a chance to air their views.
    Should HNZ end up taking over MTF it would great fit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by percy View Post
    Thanks for posting that MTF release.
    I had heard there were a number of "unhappy" shareholders in MTF.I think their special meeting should give them a chance to air their views.
    Should HNZ end up taking over MTF it would great fit.
    I think it sounds a good fit. However it would seem to make HNZ even more of a finance company rather than a bank.

    Quote Originally Posted by Roger View Post
    ANZ were 5.75% for five years when I looked recently. People are paying brokerage and buying well rated medium term bonds and getting lower returns than that, go figure ?

    Anyway...sorry I digress...back to business and its messy.
    The recent MRP capital bond issue has a coupon of 6.9% reviewed every five years and is trading at 6.6%. You can sell your bonds whenever you want (especially in a larger issue) and get the money within 4 days for the cost of the commission ($40 with ANZ Secs). If you want to break a term deposit there are costs involved including a clawback of interest and I am not sure how long it takes to get the money. On the face of it MRP010 is riskier but if Mighty River goes under we are probably in pretty dire financial straits anyway.

    What do the HNZ scions think of the big Chinese Banks setting up shop in NZ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bjauck View Post
    I think it sounds a good fit. However it would seem to make HNZ even more of a finance company rather than a bank.

    The recent MRP capital bond issue has a coupon of 6.9% reviewed every five years and is trading at 6.6%. You can sell your bonds whenever you want (especially in a larger issue) and get the money within 4 days for the cost of the commission ($40 with ANZ Secs). If you want to break a term deposit there are costs involved including a clawback of interest and I am not sure how long it takes to get the money. On the face of it MRP010 is riskier but if Mighty River goes under we are probably in pretty dire financial straits anyway.

    What do the HNZ scions think of the big Chinese Banks setting up shop in NZ?
    I was going to write a blurb on Chinese banks, but this guy sums it up very well: http://www.thebubblebubble.com/china-bubble/

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    Quote Originally Posted by blobbles View Post
    I was going to write a blurb on Chinese banks, but this guy sums it up very well: http://www.thebubblebubble.com/china-bubble/
    This guy writes a regular piece about "bubbles". Only the country name changes.

    If he's right about China this article, was he right about New Zealand in his recent article?

    I'd rather read you, Blobbles.

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    Closing share price today, Wednesday, 23rd, is a bit naughty. What to do?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mouse View Post
    Closing share price today, Wednesday, 23rd, is a bit naughty. What to do?
    Nothing sit tight

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    Quote Originally Posted by mouse View Post
    Closing share price today, Wednesday, 23rd, is a bit naughty. What to do?
    With thoughts like that you need to sell first thing tomorrow

    Where's the faith and conviction that this a great company

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