RE: The big questions requiring answers30 Sep 2020 12:45
1. Private Investors
2. For now. He will give Jennison space but also be planning ahead. This won't be the end, just the end for now.
3. He already has rival firms effectively doing this overseas. No plans to set up in the UK whilst regulatory environment is unfavourable.
4. Glen didn't agree with the board around what good governance needed to look like. His legal background to raise a JD wasn't needed as the BOD felt this would do more harm than good. Glen believes that the business will re-lend and run into the same trouble again.
5. He will hold to see if Jennison continues to turn the business around. Glen believes the SP has room to move up, so will basically let this run for now
6. I don't know.
7. Roger Lovering is definitely off.
8. The Insitutional Investors are being canvassed to determine what to do with the CFO role and to see where else to strengthen, yes.
9. The vote is still damaging to Nayan and he is running out of lives. He is under pressure make no mistake.
10: It's always possible, but finding a buyer is very difficult until you know the extent of the claims as you don't know what you're buying. It's possible Amigo will get bought with fresh investment but a huge It Depends.