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5.17% :-)

People working from home for Lloyds, no lease payments for up to 20% of their buildings, good saving imo

Also in 2021, we intend to achieve an 8 per cent reduction in office space, leading to around a 20 per cent cumulative reduction by 2023. By 2025.

The Board remains committed to future capital returns. In 2021, the Board intends to accrue dividends and resume its progressive and sustainable ordinary dividend policy with the dividend at a higher level than 2020. As normal, the Board will give due consideration at year end to the size of the final dividend payment and any return of surplus capital in addition to the ordinary dividend, based on circumstances at the time.

NSF Wouldn’t have recently leased a building if they didn’t believe in future growth...

Everyday Loans, the UK’s largest branch-based lender of unsecured loans, has signed up for 1,597 sq ft on the third floor and has recently moved in.

https://dailybusinessgroup.co.uk/2021/02/ex-stock-exchange-offices-secure-new-tenants/

The plane is departing people :-)

Here we go....

Nothing new, we all knew it was going to happen, I guess the price will depend on where we are when all is agreed.

Certainly feel more positive, I like the fact some time periods have been mentioned including to have concluded the process with the FCA early in the second quarter. ‘Fingers Crossed People’

Challenger100, I work for one of the largest banks in the UK, currently there is a recruitment freeze on right now ‘and we’re not going bust’

So the fact they are still recruiting either way shows something to me ;-) x

So from 5 positions to 8, 9 and now 10 positions;-) within 4-5 weeks

https://www.everyday-loans.co.uk/careers/

Good to see Everyday Loans mentioned in this when discussing choosing the right company to consolidate debts.

https://ventsmagazine.com/2021/02/18/poor-credit-rating-here-are-our-top-tips-to-boost-your-score-this-year/

Not many shares out in the public domain when you think about it, so when this goes it will rocket imo

5p

100% Divi & Buybacks are brilliant news, what concerns me is the only reason Barclays did ‘ok’ was because of its investment bank.

If they got 1p what are we going to get? Probably nothing yet.. I don’t think we’ll receive a divi for 2020, and I wouldn’t blame them if I’m honest.

That’s what I was thinking, New York closed strong, expected it to open above 40 but no way near, or we’ll... I’m used to it with this share.

This will open above 40p today, the question is will it remain over 40p :-)

Good to see

https://moneyfacts.co.uk/news/loans/everyday-loans-wins-non-mainstream-loan-provider-of-the-year-2021/

Looks like another jobs been added today, so from 5 to 9 within 4 weeks.. :-)

https://www.everyday-loans.co.uk/careers/

Not 100% sure how accurate this is, I have as below

Public Companies 0.1%
333,156 shares
Private Companies 2.2%
7,000,000 shares
Individual Insiders 9.1%
28,517,175 shares
General Public 20.1%
62,869,765 shares
VC/PE Firms 29.9%
93,564,188 shares
Institutions 38.5%
120,153,138 share

JohnnyPC, in reference to lockdown the only time I think this massively impacted NSF was the one in March, branches are still open so this is a positive, also the potential of people struggling will generate more loans etc. as we all know a recession is a terrible thing for the economy but not so terrible for NSF, I truly believe this is going to be a great investment for me, based on the number of shares truly available as in General public I’m sure there is only 63,000,000, I hold just under 700k, I’m one person so when this goes it’s going to fly imo...