The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
Below is the link if you want to read the full article but the main snippet is also below, this is all in relation to Tradeflow but it could be absolutely nothing to do with anything -
Thirdly, our strategy will accelerate innovation. Enabling shipwrights and supply chains to unlock new manufacturing, production and clean maritime technologies.
https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/defence-procurement-minister-statement-on-national-shipbuilding
As I say could be nothing but this was from the December RNS regarding Tradeflow in the uk. -
The increased marketing efforts which the Company has undertaken in the UK have generated significant awareness among potential client companies and Inventory Funders. The Company is currently in discussion with more than ten potential investors and asset-based lenders interested in arranging and funding UK inventory monetisation transactions.
The Company expects to include a comprehensive and dedicated update on activity in the UK market within its 2021 Annual Results Announcement.
We get a wee mention near the bottom.
https://smallbusiness.co.uk/borrowing-money-to-pay-for-stock-inventory-finance-credit-cards-loans-and-more-2559840/
From syme -
We are on track to publish our Annual Results by the end of April 2022, which will include detail on the performance of the Group and its operating subsidiaries, including TradeFlow Capital.
It remains a top priority of the Board to ensure your faith, and that of your fellow shareholders, is rewarded.
I have been in syme for a long time and along the way it has been bumpy. Then I look at other stocks that have plummeted also Boo, Argo, and as off yesterday sng to name a few. If all we are talking about is a share price there is no difference between these companies although the real difference is all these companies have there own stories and own struggles. The good thing about syme and what makes it different is this is a new business it has a lot to offer.
I sent this to Robert Miller on Monday, it’s apparently what you have to do to lodge a complaint-
Good morning Robert
Active — Active proposal to strike off Has been lodged at companies house, however this has not been communicated to shareholders. I will be writing to the Financial Obusman shortly if there is nothing RNS.
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/companies-markets/bankers-testing-waters-on-saudi-aramco-secondary-listing-say-sgx-an-option
Interesting article snippet below -
Mr Tom James, chief executive of Singapore-based fintech-enabled fund manager TradeFlow Capital Management, said of Singapore as a venue for a Saudi Aramco secondary listing: "Singapore is a great base for Asia business, and has been attracting a lot of family office wealth, and the majority of global financial institutions have offices in Singapore."
Mr James, who is also the chief investment officer at the fund, added: "Some Saudi Arabian stock market ETFs (exchange-traded funds) I track were up 39 per cent last year and still going up.
"Not only is Saudi Aramco an interesting company from an investment standpoint, but Saudi Arabia is also an attractive country to invest in, and the economy is growing amazingly with such a young and highly educated population."
Tonight I received an email similar format to Mike’s but relating to the fake website which has been taken down,
- We would also like to clarify that this website did not, and does not, have any link to Supply@ME, its Board or employees.
They are working hard in the background, happy days!
This isn’t directly todo with Tradeflow Cap or syme but interesting non the less if you fancy a wee read.
https://twitter.com/TomJamesEnergy/status/1486496704614576129
It’s another 1 + 1 = 5 tweet from bull investor. I looked last night. The original info that is on his tweet is an article dated in 2020. It is a company being very successful at what syme is trying to do and they have announced on Twitter they have news on the 31st of January, that’s all and could mean anything literally anything!
This sounds very positive.
That’s a good find and encouraging!
I wonder how many times Tom mentioned syme!
On November 23, the International Trade and Forfaiting Association (ITFA) Middle East Regional Committee held its fourth annual trade finance roundtable, hosted by DP World in collaboration with GTR.
Maninder Bhandari, GTR’s Mena representative, led the discussion with Michelle Leong (Middle East head, EK Export Finance), Raja Al Mazrouei (executive vice-president, DIFC Fintech Hive), Sean Edwards (head of legal, SMBC Bank International and ITFA chairman), Shada ElBorno (managing director, regional head global subsidiaries, client coverage – MENAP, Standard Chartered), Sinan Ozcan (senior executive officer and board director, DP World), Tom James (CEO, Trade Flow), Vikas Jha (group head trade and supply chain finance, ENBD and ITFA MERC member) and Yusuf Ali Khan (MD head of Trade MENAP, Citibank).
The discussion covered current trends in trade finance; Dubai Expo 2020 emerging as a global trade platform for the country and region; and digitisation, including fintechs and the scaling up of digital capabilities, the ever-growing collaboration between new and existing counterparts within the trade space, and the acceleration of digitisation efforts precipitated by the pandemic. The focus also turned to new themes, such as ESG and taxonomy around it, the strengthening of the local financial sector’s ability to finance SMEs in a sustainable manner, new entrants, alternative service providers and platforms, the ever-evolving role of regulators in embracing technology and innovation, and existing players taking on more strategic roles to help close the trade finance gap.