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Hansard Global Plc (HSD)
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- Volume: 76,161
- Bid/Ask: 49.00 / 53.00
- Day's Range: 49.20 - 53.00
Hansard
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Hansard Company Profile
Read the Hansard company profile to learn more about the business and the management team. View Hansard Global Plc facts about employee data, company products and services, and contact information.
Hansard Global plc operates as a specialist long-term savings provider that offers savings and investment products for investors, institutions, and wealth-management groups worldwide. It provides unit-linked regular or single premium life assurance and investment contracts; administration services; and marketing and development services. The company also operates Hansard OnLine, a sales and business administration tool that is used by independent financial advisors (IFAs) and clients. In addition, it is involved in the transaction of life assurance business and related activities. It distributes its products through IFAs, as well as through the retail operations of financial institutions. The company was founded in 1970 and is headquartered in Douglas, the Isle of Man.
Contact Information
Address
55 Athol Street Box 192
Douglas, IM99 1QL
Isle of Man
Douglas, IM99 1QL
Isle of Man
Phone
44 16 2468 8000
Fax
44 16 2468 8008
Web
www.hansard.com
Top Executives
| Name | Age | Since | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Graham Sheward | - | 2021 | Group CEO & Executive Director |
| Philip Bruce Kay | 67 | 2020 | Independent Chairman |
| Marc Andre Lorin Polonsky | - | 2013 | Non-Executive Director |
| David J. G. Peach | - | 2020 | Independent Non-Executive Director |
| Jose Ribeiro | 62 | 2019 | Senior Independent Director |
| Thomas Morfett | - | 2023 | Executive Director & Group CFO |
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Stewart Cowley
Nov 07, 2019 8:46
This "Going Nowhere" stock run by "Do Nothing" management is now trading +/- 9% a day on less than £2,000 worth of shares being traded. Investors are stuck in this lobster pot of a stock while the CEO takes home £350k a year tax free. Time for a take-over/merger to realise shareholder value and release funds.
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Stewart Cowley
May 22, 2019 9:07
The strange price action of Hansard recently (it has risen from 35p to 45p) doesn’t change the fact this company needs a merger or takeover to realise shareholder value. Its strategy of organic growth won’t recover the share price: its too little too late. Shareholders should be holding management and the Board to account.
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Indrajit Chatterjee
May 22, 2019 9:07
What's been going on here? A spectacular fall! Were the shares over priced to begin? Lack of investors? Lack of business?
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Stewart Cowley
Apr 24, 2019 8:45
This once great company, not so long ago, traded at £3.50: it has been drifting away to 35p and I can see no actions by management to correct the decline. It's time for a merger and change of management to realise what little value shareholders have left. Organic growth plans aren't going to turn this company around.
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Indrajit Chatterjee
Apr 24, 2019 8:45
Technically it's a good Medium/ Long term punt. So dipping in. . I note they are a longer term return investment company.. Declines like these are out of their control. Economic outlooks not good in general but I think they will present opportunities for future returns if they make prudent investments over the next couple of years. They do need to do some work.
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Stewart Cowley
Apr 24, 2019 8:45
Indrajit Chatterjee _ It's more complicated than that. According to publicly available information, they are STILL fighting litigation in Italy. Their growth plans include ANOTHER go at cracking the Japanese market even though they failed last time this notoriously difficult (and expensive) closed shop system. Besides, what does a tiny Isle of Man company have to offer that other bigger and better companies don't? After cutting the dividend the stock price fell and analysts can't spend their time on a micro stock like this anymore. If the analysts won't cover it - you can't whip up interest. To realise ANY value left requires action at a corporate level. PS Let me know when you buy some. stock...
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