I was referring only to my comments not yours - I have always valued your input.
Thanks for that, apologies for getting the wrong end of the stick.
Ecclesiastes 11:2: “Divide your portion to seven, or even to eight, for you do not know what misfortune may occur on the earth.”
Ben Graham - In the short run the market is a voting machine but in the long run the market is a weighing machine
Saw this when doing something else - 49% of digital nomads are 35 or older and that's a sizable opportunity for Australian banks
NZ much the same (maybe even more so). Future looking good for a nimble finance company like Heartland
Agree.
Certainly is looking extremely good for Heartland Bank.
I am pleased to see HBL's share price, has not been contaminated by the problems the Australian Banks face.
Makes a pleasant change.
Agree.
Certainly is looking extremely good for Heartland Bank.
I am pleased to see HBL's share price, has not been contaminated by the problems the Australian Banks face.
Makes a pleasant change.
Come on mate....I am seriously getting withdrawal symptoms...I haven't read the famous phrase, you know the one for several days now.
Ecclesiastes 11:2: “Divide your portion to seven, or even to eight, for you do not know what misfortune may occur on the earth.”
Ben Graham - In the short run the market is a voting machine but in the long run the market is a weighing machine
So HAN Group is one of the conglomerates caught up in an investigation by China Banking Regulatory Commission, alongside the huge Anbang Insurance Group and 3 others. They are concerned about their "leverage situations and risks" as all of them have been growing fast through debt funded acquisitions. HAN Group is supposed to settle its $660 million purchase of UDC from ANZ later in the year.
Has this the potential for the sale not to go through and HBL becoming a possible suitor again ?
So HAN Group is one of the conglomerates caught up in an investigation by China Banking Regulatory Commission, alongside the huge Anbang Insurance Group and 3 others. They are concerned about their "leverage situations and risks" as all of them have been growing fast through debt funded acquisitions. HAN Group is supposed to settle its $660 million purchase of UDC from ANZ later in the year.
Has this the potential for the sale not to go through and HBL becoming a possible suitor again ?
So HAN Group is one of the conglomerates caught up in an investigation by China Banking Regulatory Commission, alongside the huge Anbang Insurance Group and 3 others. They are concerned about their "leverage situations and risks" as all of them have been growing fast through debt funded acquisitions. HAN Group is supposed to settle its $660 million purchase of UDC from ANZ later in the year.
Has this the potential for the sale not to go through and HBL becoming a possible suitor again ?
Didn't AIR NZ sell most of their Virgin shares to them? Air NZ will definitively not want them back! lol.
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