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However the background remains one of lower civil air investment, and in the short term US election uncertainty. Should not shift much today, but given time.....

Boring is good, to misquote Warren Buffet.

Correction: Thursday 21 November.

Interim results due 23 November.

Https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/international/2024/10/30/799068.htm

All of the above!

...if and when the takeover goes through. Is there any good reason to think it won't?

Additionally cereal yields are down c20% this year. Bad times coming???

The enquiry isn't into pricing, it is looking at the effective interest rates applied to people paying monthly rather than a single annual premium. Along with the potential for a budget hit, this seems to be reason enough to be careful here.

Dalesider, the GCA is NOT a government organisation, so nothing to do with Labour.

Another enquiry, into insurance, especially pet insurance:

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/market-news/fca-launches-premium-finance-market-study/16716402

https://www.fca.org.uk/publication/financial-lives/financial-lives-survey-2022-key-findings.pdf (see page 85).

Never rains, but it pours!

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/market-news/fca-launches-premium-finance-market-study/16716402

Is this likely to impact?

Not contradicting you, but have a look at the last set of figures, and read Paul Scott's comments on Stockopedia. This could have a bigger impact than many may think. (I have not held for a while, but previously did OK here).

...payments for employers are hinted to rise. That will hit CARD, just as the increase in the minimum wage did. Best to wait until after the budget?

Update seems in line to me. Given the macroeconomic background and the government prevarication, an unremarkable performance (thankfully!). Should see a wee fall back today.

...released after hours. To cost £1.8 billion +!!!! OUCH!

I reckon they are hanging fire on the Revolut details to give the interims in November a bit of bite..

In line.

The news today seems to suggest the Boeing dispute may be more troublesome than expected.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5y064gz1e3o

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