News & Comment
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Recommendations
Updates on our recommendations on Claimar Care, Hasgrove, Northbridge, Accuma, Charteris and Motivcom.
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Accuma
HOLD 13/04/2007
Diversification into informal debt management, consolidation loans and re-mortgaging spared the blushes of Accuma, the provider of Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs), who has already warned on profits for the year to July.
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Accuma
ADD 31/10/2006
Though the price has waned over recent weeks, we remain avid fans of Accuma, backed by Growth Company Investor at 181.5p and which has just delighted investors with a second year of record growth following flotation on AIM in March 2005.
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Updates on Growth Company Investor's recommendations on 2ergo, Accuma, Chloride, IDN Telecom, PlusNet, Polaron, Spice
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Accuma
HOLD 28/07/2006
Debt solutions star Accuma, backed by Growth Company Investor at 181.5p last year, has transformed into a comprehensive ‘consumer financial solutions provider’ through the acquisition Loan Line and debt advisory play Byrom Keeley.
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Updates on our recommendations on Brandon Hire, Accuma, Omega International, Property Recycling, Careforce, EG Solutions, Michelmersh Brick.
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Accuma
HOLD 04/04/2006
We have amended our stance on Accuma, the Manchester-based consumer finance
group backed here at 181.5p, and currently trading at 274.5p.
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Accuma
REDUCE 28/03/2006
All the numbers continue to add up at Accuma, the Manchester-based consumer finance group which joined AIM a year ago at 82p and was subsequently backed here at 181.5p.
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Updates on our recommendations on: Marchpole, Watermark, Expomedia, ASOS, Charteris, Accuma and Hallin Marine
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UK consumers currently owe over £1 trillion between them – £185 billion is unsecured borrowing outstanding on credit and store cards, personal loans and overdrafts.
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Sector Articles
The Bank of England has revealed that a total of 128,000 mortgages were approved in October.
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Providers of debt advice to individuals are not bothered by the prospect that the Bank of England looks likely to cut interest rates at the next meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee on Thursday.
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Gains posted by the Nemax AllShare in May, when the index looked as if it might push past the 2000 level, were quickly surrendered in June. The index dropped 12.9 per cent to close at 1,572.46, a position from which Warren Scott, a partner of KPMG in Frankfurt, believes it will struggle to recover. According to Scott, following the Nemax's meteoric rise last year, 'values have come back to sustainable levels' and he does not see 'any great resurgence in the market' in the short term.
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