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yeah typo by reuters....why don't you send them a line and complain lol..........
LONDON, May 23 (Reuters) - Almost two-thirds of the advisory firms who assist in stock exchange listings in London say they are struggling to guide Chinese firms through the process, a survey showed, in the latest sign of problems with such initial public offerings. The survey by accounting firm Moore Stephens showed 64 percent of advisers said they had faced difficulties in communicating with Asia-Pacific and Chinese companies listing on the small-cap Alternative Investor Market (AIM). "China is a key market for AIM, but unfortunately the adviser-client relationship is often not functioning as smoothly and successfully as it might," said Marty Lau, Head of Capital Markets at Moore Stephens. Of the 40-odd China-based firms to list on AIM over the past decade, only a handful have seen their shares rise in value. At a time when Beijing is steadily opening the way to more investment flows into and out of China, at least 15 Chinese firms on AIM have delisted and the majority have seen their value fall by at least 50 percent compared with their initial valuations. The lack of confidence in the Chinese listings has added to broader criticism of AIM, which one U.S. regulator has described as a "casino" where 30 percent of issuers are gone in a year. "Companies are very aware of the importance of good communication with advisers, as well as investors and regulators, but from where advisers are standing, especially as regards China, the appropriate channels are not always clear," Lau said. Nominated advisers are responsible for helping firms list and providing broking services and research coverage. Lau said that if companies opened offices in the UK and appointed UK-domiciled executive directors it might help restore confidence. But investors in the market say the issues are broader. "A lot of companies have had problems with corporate governance, and it's unclear why the exchange doesn't do anything about it," said Colin McLean, Chief Executive of SVM Asset Management and an investor in the market. He is an investor in Hutchison China Medtech, one of the few Chinese AIM stocks to have risen in price since its launch. Its shares are up nearly five-fold since listing. (Reporting by Alasdair Pal and Patrick Graham; Editing by Hugh Lawson)
25% down for most of the day,and then late on up 12%+??
MoneySwap (AIM: SWAP), the provider of payment solutions to online and point of sale merchants licenced for UnionPay in the UK and the provider for UnionPay MoneyExpress service enabling overseas persons to send funds directly to UnionPay cardholders in China, announces that it has raised US$150,000 by the issue of a new convertible loan note (the "Convertible Loan"). The Convertible Loan is unsecured, carries interest at the rate of 5% per annum and is repayable by the Company on 11 March 2018. The Convertible Loan may, solely at the Company's option, be converted into new ordinary shares in MoneySwap on 11 March 2018 at a price equal to the average price of an ordinary MoneySwap share for the ten business days prior to the conversion date. The Convertible Loan has been subscribed for by Leading Empire Group ("Leading Empire"), a privately held investment company registered in British Virgin Islands with no current connections with the Company. The Company is in discussions for Leading Empire to subscribe for further tranches of the Convertible Loan of a similar amount and further announcements will be made in due course. The issue of the Convertible Loan is being undertaken prior to the Company undertaking more substantial funding in the near future which will be sufficient to fund the Company's development over the next two years. Discussions with potential sources of this development funding package continue and further announcements will be made in due course. - Ends-
Holdings in Company MoneySwap (AIM: SWAP), the provider of payment solutions to online and point of sale merchants licenced for UnionPay in the UK and the provider for UnionPay MoneyExpress service enabling overseas persons to send funds directly to UnionPay cardholders in China, announces that it has been notified by certain shareholders of a change in their notifiable shareholdings. Ton Yuan Enterprise Limited, previously holding 17.21% of issued share capital of the Company, has transferred 53,752,125 shares to LLV Company Limited. Following the transfer, Ton Yuan Enterprise Limited's holding in the Company is now 152,403,370 shares, representing 12.72% of the issued share capital of the Company. In addition, Prospect Trading Co., Ltd., previously holding 14.50% of issued share capital of the Company, has transferred 173,731,363 shares in MoneySwap to LLV Company Limited. Following this transfer, Prospect Trading Co., Ltd. does not hold any shares in the Company. Following these share transfers, LLV Company Limited now holds 227,483,488 shares in the Company, representing 18.99% of the issued share capital of the Company. LLV is jointly owned by Mr. Lin Wen-Li and his wife Ms. Lee Yu-Shan. Mr. Lin Wen-Li also owns 16.85% of Broad Rivers International Limited, which owns 24.00% of the issued share capital of the Company. Mr. Lin and Ms. Lee hold a beneficial interest in 13.54% and 9.50% of issued share capital of the Company respectively.
RNS Number : 4796K MoneySwap Plc 30 December 2015 30 December 2015 MoneySwap Plc ("MoneySwap" or the "Company") Board changes MoneySwap (AIM: SWAP), the provider of payment solutions to online and point of sale merchants licenced for UnionPay in the UK and the provider for UnionPay MoneyExpress service enabling overseas persons to send funds directly to UnionPay cardholders in China, announces the following changes to its Board of Directors. With immediate effect Mr Craig Niven, currently a non-executive director of the Company, has assumed the role of Chairman of the Company and Ms. Yu Shu Fen ('Sunny Yu'), who was appointed to the Board as an Executive Director on 11 November 2015, has been appointed as the Company's Chief Executive Officer. Mr Kung Min Lin, currently Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Company and Mr Richard Proksa have both today stepped down as directors of the Company. Going forward both will act as consultants to the Company, Mr Lin will assist the Company in its fundraising activities and Mr Proksa will continue to assist the Company develop its business in Europe, Middle East and Africa and the Americas. Craig Niven commented: "I would like to thank both Richard and Kung Min for all their work for the Company since its listing on AIM in 2011. Their continuing assistance as consultants will greatly assist the management team in the future. MoneySwap's business has developed and there are considerable opportunities so I am delighted to be working with Sunny Yu who, since her appointment to the Board, has demonstrated her credentials to lead MoneySwap." - Ends -
We have a big cash burn here...and at present turnover is looking poor,lots of avenues to open up the business in to asia more but this will take alot of finance to take this forward so the key will be whether we can gain an investment of a third party testing times for sure ?
waky waky.................. http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=SWAP&ArticleCode=g4xld1je&ArticleHeadline=Half_Yearly_Report
MoneySwap will receive a percentage of the transaction value from each UnionPay transaction settling though the MoneySwap payment gateway.
and only a small rise ?!!!
Holdings in Company The Company has today been informed of a change in ownership of one of the Company's substantial shareholders. Ton Yuan Enterprise Limited is now wholly owned by Sheng-Yuan Lin. Sheng-Yuan Lin, through its ownership of Ton Yuan Enterprise Limited, has beneficial interest in 206,155,495 ordinary shares of 0.1p each in the Company, equivalent to 17.21% of the Company's issued share capital
RNS Number : 9685Y MoneySwap Plc 14 September 2015 ? 14 September 2015 MoneySwap Plc ("MoneySwap" or the "Company") MoneySwap provides Sage Pay customers with UnionPay acceptance and Holdings in company MoneySwap (AIM: SWAP), the provider of payment solutions to online and point of sale merchants licenced for UnionPay in the UK and the provider for UnionPay MoneyExpress service enabling overseas persons to send funds directly to UnionPay cardholders in China, is pleased to announce that it has launched a payment partnership with Sage Pay. Partnership with Sage Pay Sage Pay is one of the UK's leading independent payment service providers and is one of the most trusted payment brands. Sage Pay processes billions of pounds worth of secure payments for its 55,000+ UK merchants every year and makes the process of accepting payments online, over the phone, or in person simpler, faster, safer and more profitable for businesses. It is a subsidiary of the FTSE 100 business management software and services company, The Sage Group plc. For further information please visit www.sagepay.com. Under the partnership, Sage Pay, in association with MoneySwap, enables Sage Pay's high street retailers and small and medium sized businesses to benefit from the Asian tourist market as they will be able to accept payments from Chinese visitors who want to pay with their existing UnionPay cards. By integrating with the MoneySwap payment gateway, Sage Pay's user-friendly technology and pre-programmed UnionPay terminals will enable merchants to simply plug-in-and-play with their existing point of sale payment systems. The Directors believe that this partnership with Sage Pay greatly strengthens the Company's offering as it seeks to increase the number of merchants signed up to accept UnionPay payments utilising MoneySwap's payment gateway solution. MoneySwap will receive a percentage of the transaction value from each UnionPay transaction settling though the MoneySwap payment gateway. Richard Proksa, Chief Executive Officer of MoneySwap, said: "For UnionPay users in the UK, MoneySwap is a recognisable and trusted payments provider. We believe these tourists will welcome the lack of currency conversion charges and expenditure cap which Chinese tourists currently face when purchasing with cash abroad. Sage Pay's user-friendly technology and pre-programmed UnionPay terminals allow the merchant to simply plug-in-and-play. MoneySwap is a key acquirer for UnionPay and chose to partner with Sage Pay over other UK payments providers because of Sage Pay's flexible technological development, seamless functionality and its high security." This important customer win is in line with MoneySwap's strategy to work with key payment solution providers to enable their merchants to accept payment by the UnionPay card of which there are over 800 million card holders in China.
4 trades in 4 days. This is going mental.
Hurrah... a decent merchant on board and more expected soon. Hope you are well. Hxx
agm feefz.http://www.investegate.co.uk/moneyswap-plc--swap-/rns/notice-of-agm/201503031535024361G/ or Chelsea scarfs.lol.
Dunno. Wouldnt play with much money here and the spread is off putting, no trades for weeks, months even, but it intrigues me and moves on nothing. Shh the accounts are a bit scary, but association with CUP keeps it going I suppose.They need some high end retailers on board. They have Visit England, but there are only so many Union Jack tea towels one can buy.
yeah,all the Chinese,s.east Asian workers will be off home for a break,enter money swap,not in here,but gl to you n jange if you are,I know jange is,anyway,offta bed feefs,quick turnaround tomora,so I need SLEEEEP.lol.nite. why's this always got a big spread?
I jumped in for Golden week in October which was a damp squib. Chinese New Year is fairing a bit better. :))