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The new fund that invests in fast growing UK Fintech

The new fund that invests in fast growing UK Fintech

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Augmentum Fintech (LON:AUGM) is a new London-listed investment company that was created to profit from opportunities in the UK and European Fintech sector. It will concentrate on businesses with innovative technologies that have the power to change the way we conduct our financial affairs and will distribute 50% of the realised gains made each year. AUGM…

Pigheadedness at large

Pigheadedness at large

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I was a bit surprised by a story in yesterday’s Sunday Telegraph to the effect that the total assets falling to be distributed by the administrators of Beaufort Securities was of the order of £500 million to £850 million but that the fee charged by PwC for this would be of the order of £100…

Titon Holdings could be the stock to own if North Korea re-enters the fold
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Titon Holdings could be the stock to own if North Korea re-enters the fold

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Far-sighted investors are assessing how they can position themselves to capitalise on any opening-up of the North Korean economy. I’ve stumbled across this Main Market listed company that appears to be the closest thing to a UK-listed play on this opportunity… Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Kim Jong Un in a historic summit in…

Carpetright hoovers up £60 million in fresh capital
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Carpetright hoovers up £60 million in fresh capital

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Carpetright (CPR) has announced plans to raise net proceeds of £60 million via a placing of new shares. Roughly a third of these funds will be used to cover the costs of its company voluntary arrangement and repay outstanding short term debts while the remainder will satisfy the capital expenditure requirements of the firm’s Revised Business Plan.

Evil Knievil: Checkit in

Evil Knievil: Checkit in

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At the last general election, I did not bother to vote since the notion of the Conservatives being upstaged in Kensington struck me as ridiculous. But, unbeknowst to me, the boundaries had been changed. So, Labour won by twenty votes – I was not alone in my idleness. The result is one Emma Jane Coad.…