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TalkTalk: Espirito Santo raises target from 135p to 140p, sell rating kept.

Spirent Communications: Jefferies cuts target from 199p to 169p, buy rating kept.

Senior: Jefferies raises target from 223p to 233p, buy rating kept.

SDL: Panmure Gordon raises target from 599p to 617p, buy rating kept.

Prudential: Morgan Stanley ups target from 880p to 877p, overweight ratin kept; Panmure Gordon keeps buy rating and 1,085p target.

Pearson: Jefferies raises target from 1,265p to 1,315p, hold rating kept.

Millennium & Copthorne: Credit Suisse downgrades to neutral.

Meggitt: Jefferies raises target 300p to 365p, hold rating kept.

CRH: AlphaValue downgrades from buy to add.

Brewin Dophin: RBC Capital Markets ups target from 170p to 210p, outperform rating kept.

BG Group: Nomura keeps buy rating and 1,600p target.

Asian Citrus: Seymour Pierce keeps buy rating and 50p target;

Aggreko: Goldman Sachs cuts target from 3,692p to 3,460p, conviction buy rating kept.

Oh dear. BG, the City's favourite oil and gas group, dropped a clanger last week when it warned of lower profits and production delays around the world. Analysts reacted as if they had just been dumped. "Has the circle of trust been broken?" asked Jefferies. Macquarie called it a "Hallowe'en horror". Deutsche Bank was left "confused and very disappointed". Britain's biggest oil explorer after BP and Shell is suffering growing pains. Nevertheless, the City was shocked. BG's market value plummeted by nearly a fifth last week - roughly £8bn. No one disputes that BG has one of the most promising portfolios of oil and gas fields in the world. The company is still growing. However, whereas production had been forecast to surge by between 6% and 8%, now it is forecast to be flat. What was announced were delays, not irrecoverable losses, say the company's supporters. The problem is that analysts are less inclined to take the word of Sir Frank Chapman, the company's Chief Executive, who, after 12 years at the helm, already has one foot out of the door. He plans to leave when he turns 60 next year. As recently as this summer, 23 of the 25 analysts following BG rated it a buy. By the end of last week it was 15 buys, 9 holds, and 1 sell. Perhaps Chapman should go round for a chat. Chocolates often help, The Sunday Times's Danny Fortson writes.

For immediate release: 24 July 2012 MoneySwap Plc ("MoneySwap", the "Group" or the "Company") MoneySwap and DataCash Sign Cooperation Agreement for China UnionPay MoneySwap Plc (AIM:SWAP), the prepaid card and payment services provider, and DataCash - a MasterCard company and provider of multi-channel payments gateway solutions - have signed a cooperation agreement in accordance with MoneySwap's appointment by China UnionPay as one of its overseas merchant acquirers for the UnionPay Online Payment Program, further details of which were announced by MoneySwap on 9 May 2012 (the "Agreement"). The Agreement will enable DataCash merchants to accept China UnionPay cards issued both inside and outside of China as a form of payment. DataCash provides global payment gateway and fraud and risk prevention services, serving the needs of multi-channel merchants in the airline, travel, retail and digital media sectors. DataCash will now be able to provide these merchants with a direct link to MoneySwap's UnionPay gateway which accepts payments from China UnionPay cardholders. The Directors believe the potential online market for merchants selling to China is significant. For the travel and airline sectors alone, there are forecast to be over 65 million Chinese travelling abroad during 20121. With over 2.9 billion China UnionPay cards now issued2, the Directors anticipate that China UnionPay card holders will want to purchase items such as their airline tickets, hotel rooms and other travel related services online.

For immediate release: 0700hrs 23 May 2012 MoneySwap Plc ("MoneySwap", the "Group" or the "Company") MoneySwap appointed as China UnionPay Point of Sales Merchant Acquirer for Europe MoneySwap Plc (AIM:SWAP), the Asia focused prepaid card and online money services business, is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement with China UnionPay ("UnionPay") to act as an overseas business acquirer for the UnionPay Point of Sales ("POS") programme (the "Agreement"). UnionPay is the dominant card issuer in China and a leading bankcard brand in the world, with card acceptance in over 125 countries and regions outside of China. UnionPay's POS programme provides a secure, convenient and efficient point of sales payment system that can accept UnionPay cards. Under the Agreement, MoneySwap will be responsible for cooperating with UnionPay to expandthe POS business in Europe by signing up and managing merchants.The Directors believe that by becoming a UnionPay POS merchant acquirer, MoneySwap will be able to facilitate the purchase of goods and services by Chinese tourists, students and business people travelling to Europe. A report by the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies titled "How the rise of Chinese tourism will change the face of the European travel industry", published in October 2011 (the "Report"), estimated that the number of Chinese visitors to Europe would increase to 4.5 million by 2015 and to around 8.6 million by 2020. Already in 2010, the Report found that Chinese outbound travellers spent £30.4 billion, equivalent to an average expenditure of £530 per person-visit. The Report expects this figure to rise by around 14.6% in 2011 to reach £34.8 billion. Against this background of growth, many Chinese travelling abroad have experienced difficulty in paying for goods and services using their UnionPay cards as few of the merchant point of sales card terminals connect to the China UnionPay network. However, the Report found the position to be changing and outbound Chinese tourists have been encouraged by improving financial services for Chinese tourists overseas. In particular, UnionPay cards are now increasingly accepted in European and other destinations with UnionPay's services available in 125 countries and regions besides China. In 2010, UnionPay also entered into new collaborative agreements with shopping centres and duty-free shops in many countriesin Europe. Both Harrods and Selfridges department stores in London have UnionPayterminals installed for Chinese customers and Harrods recently reported a rise of 40% in sales to Chinese customers since the introduction of 75 terminals for Chinese customers in its London stores (source: an article written by Malcolm Moore 2011, 'Chinese tourists bring £200m windfall for London retailers' and published in the Dai

For immediate release: 14 May 2012 MoneySwap Plc ("MoneySwap", the "Group" or the "Company") MoneySwap appointed as China UnionPay MoneyExpress partner MoneySwap Plc (AIM:SWAP), the Asia focused pre-paid card and online money services business, and China UnionPay, one of the largest bankcard network operators , are pleased to announce a partnership appointing MoneySwap as a global partner for China UnionPay's MoneyExpress Service. China UnionPay's newly launched MoneyExpress Service enables individuals and businesses outside of China to send funds directly to holders of UnionPaydebit and credit cards within China in a secure, convenient and prompt manner. Through MoneyExpress, a fund transfer into China can be verified within minutes significantly reducing the time associated with sending funds from overseas compared with traditional transfer methods. Funds received via MoneyExpress onto a UnionPay card may then be withdrawn as cash at ATM's or spent in shops in the normal way. Indeed, as a result of UnionPay card's increasingly wide acceptance, funds received via MoneyExpress can be withdrawn in local villages and towns across China in addition to the major cities. The Directors of MoneySwap believe this gives the service a significant competitive over other international transfer services currently operating in China. Under the partnership programme, MoneySwap will be responsible for establishing a network of MoneyExpress remittance points internationally where individuals or businesses wishing to send funds to China can access the service over the counter, via the internet or via a mobile. MoneySwap will receive revenue from MoneyExpress on a per transaction basis. The MoneySwap platform will be used to facilitate transactions for settlement and to build up a community of MoneyExpress users. Worldwide remittance flows are estimated to have reached $351 billion in 2011 and are expected to increase to $441 billion by 2014 (source: Migration and Development Brief 17 published on the official website of the World Bank on 1 December 2011). The top recipients of remittances in 2011 were India ($58 billion), followed by China ($57 billion) (source: Migration and Development Brief 17 published onthe official website of the World Bank on 1 December 2011). The Directors consider that the factors contributing to this remittance flow include the growing number of Chinese nationals travelling, working and studying abroad and those who have migrated.

For immediate release: 9 May 2012 MoneySwap Plc ("MoneySwap", the "Group" or the "Company") MoneySwap appointed as China UnionPay Online Merchant Acquirer MoneySwap Plc (AIM:SWAP), the Asia focused prepaid card and online money services business, is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement with China UnionPay, to act as an overseas merchant acquirer for UnionPay Online Payment ("UPOP") programme (the "Agreement"). China UnionPay's introduced UPOP programme provides secure, convenient and efficient online payment services for China UnionPay cardholders. Under the Agreement, MoneySwap will be responsible for cooperating with China UnionPay to expand the UPOP business in Europe by acquiring merchants who sell their goods and services over the internet and giving them access to the UPOP network. This will facilitate online purchases by China UnionPay cardholders on the merchant's website. China's retail sales grew 14.8% year-on-year to RMB4.9 trillion (approximately £481 billion) in the first quarter of 2012 (source: figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics of China on 13 April 2012 on www.gov.cn). In 2011 the size of online shopping transactions in China exceeded RMB770 billion (approximately £75 billion), a year-on-year growth of 67.8% (source: iResearch data published on www.iresearchchina.com on 20 January 2012). Against this background of growth, many Chinese nationals have experienced difficulty in obtaining credit cards which allow them to purchase goods online from overseas merchants. The Directors believe that by becoming a UPOP partner and through utilising MoneySwap's online payment platform, MoneySwap will be able to facilitate the online purchase of, amongst other things, much sought after designer goods by Chinese nationals. MoneySwap will receive a fee for each purchase

MoneySwap Plc 22 February 2012 ? MoneySwap Plc ("MoneySwap", the "Group" or the "Company") MoneySwap Launches Pre-Paid VISA Card for Asian Travellers MoneySwap Plc (AIM:SWAP), the online peer-to-peer currency exchange and payment platform focused on the Asia market, is pleased to announce that it has launched a pre-paid VISA card aimed at Asian travellers. The pre-paid VISA card (the "Card"), will be issued by a Swiss bank, and will enable Asian travellers access to local currencies from ATMs, point of sales and on line purchases in Europe and the United States. The Card will be available to customers in US Dollars, Euros and British Pounds. Cardholders will pay an annual fee to MoneySwap and the Card will entitle cardholders to certain benefits typically associated with such cards, such as travel insurance. The Company has already received a large number of orders for the Card and expects that it will make a material contribution to the Company's revenue for the current financial year. Under an agreement entered with an established outsourcing partner,the appointed programme manager will be responsible for the underlying web and telephone interface, programme management tools and card functionality. Richard Proksa, Chief Executive Officer of MoneySwap, commented: "We believe these Cards will provide customers the flexibility, cost savings and ease of payment while they are abroad. We view the launch of this pre-paid card to be a core service with important revenue generation potential."

("MoneySwap", the "Group" or the "Company") Philippines Expansion MoneySwap Partners with RCBC to Launch Prepaid Card MoneySwap Plc (AIM:SWAP) is delighted to announce that it is partnering with Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation ("RCBC") to co-brand a MoneySwap Prepaid Card in the Philippines. The move is part of MoneySwap's strategy to provide more accessible money payment related services to the wider consumer market in the Asia region. Prepaid Card Service Under the Agreement signed with RCBC, MoneySwap will be launching a MoneySwap co-branded Prepaid Card on January 19 2012 which will allow clients in the Philippines to load up their card through an ATM or at a RCBC bank and use it to withdraw funds from an ATM or from a RCBC branch. The MoneySwap Prepaid Card will likewise allow services and goods to be purchased at all VISA affiliated stores across the Philippines and at outlets worldwide that accept VISA cards. The Directors believe the MoneySwap Prepaid card will be strongly positioned in the local market as RCBC is looking to expand it cash card base in the Philippines in 2012. However, the Directors do not expect the MoneySwap Prepaid Card to provide a significant revenue contribution to the Company until at least the financial year ending 31 March 2013. Richard Proksa, Chief Executive Officer of MoneySwap, commented: "We view the Philippines as a key market for MoneySwap. Not only does it have a population of over 100 million, but many work overseas or for international organisations. Providing wider choices and alternative money transfer and payment mechanisms is therefore, we believe, highly relevant for these potential users. We are delighted to be partnering with RCBC in serving the needs of clients in this region." Remo M. Garruvillo Jr., Senior V.P., Channel Management & Product Management, Division: Retail Banking Group of RCBC, commented: "We have ambitious targets for the year ahead. MoneySwap is an innovative new player in the Asia market with a rapidly expanding reach. They provide us with important additional Prepaid card distribution. We look forward to developing our relationship with MoneySwap.