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Top up myself today. It's crazy that Caledonia is trading at 3390p with the NAV being 5068p. Caledonia has a great globally diversified portfolio with some Private Equity mixed in as well. This should be trading in the 4000p to 4500p zone, still giving some leeway for any losses in the PE space and also the fact that the Cayzer family owns nearly half of the investment trust.
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Got my dividends this morning and I am with EQi. Although EQi isn't reinvesting my dividends until the next working day :(
For some reason I thought Lloyds dividends was due on the 25th and not today.
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AGM results were uploaded a minute after making the last comment. 19.20% voted for in favour of resolution 18.
I don't know. AGM results are to be released later on. For some reason Reuters failed to mention about resolution 18.
Glad to see this horrible resolution defeated. However, I see them probably trying again in the future.
LONDON, May 5 (Reuters) - Europe's biggest bank HSBC defeated a resolution from Hong Kong-based shareholders and backed by major investor Ping An to potentially spin-off its lucrative Asia business, the bank's chairman Mark Tucker said on Friday.
Tucker told investors at the end of the annual investor meeting held in Birmingham in England that shareholders had backed the board in all resolutions.
The special resolutions submitted by individual investor Ken Lui recommending the bank boost dividends and review its strategy were both defeated, Tucker said. Final voting results will be published later on Friday.
A HSBC spokesperson said that apart from Ping An, none of the bank's top 50 shareholders voted against the board and a "strong majority" of retail shareholders also backed the lender.
"The overwhelming majority of shareholders, excluding Ping An, have voted to draw a line under the debate on the structure of the bank," the spokesperson added.
Turnout in the voting was around 50%, the spokesperson said, meaning the final results will likely still show a sizeable rebellion against the board, as Ping An's shareholding would translate to a vote share of 18-19%.