RE: Warning bells19 Oct 2023 14:52
Hi!
Papegoja,
What may not be understood from the UK is that share ownership in Sweden is complex and that there are different ways of owning them and different rules depending on where you own them.
1. endowment insurance, KF, not transferable, so to change operator a sale is required.
2. Individual pension savings, IPS, portable
3. regular depot
At present, it is one player, the bank SEB, that offers normal trading of the share where no telephone order is required and it has only been a few days since it was made clear.
Those who drew the nit lottery have Nordnet as their bank, with KF, which can neither manage trading nor convert the share.
When asked directly if they recommend their customers with EnQuest as a holding to change operators, I received the answer that it was a reasonable assumption!
If you also sit with leverage and are forced to sell an extra depressed share, it is less fun.
A single player that offers decent terms when trading on the LSE!
I don't think the company has understood that.
Regards/Kamrat