I recently attended a webinar where Chengetedzai Depository presented the concept of lending your shares to traders and you get paid a fee. The shares remain yours as well as the dividends.
Check your email. I sent you the PowerPoint presentation a few days ago
Great read! Not sure if i missed it but would want to read more on how OK seems to be collapsing after what appeared to have been a promising would-be turnaround supported by creditors and a decent rights issue.
Good insight, Tinashe. Looking forward to the Bank to bank comparison. Especially the "Core" ROE (a number of banks have been taxed due to some taxman shift on interest being non deductible eg NMB)
- which bank has been outright efficient and has fully delivered to its shareholders.
Your analyses are so rich and detailed, and more importantly, explained in such simple language that a financial layman can get it. Impressive work mate!
From a customer perspective, I am really happy with First Capital performance from a customer service perspective. They do treat us well and as a result I have moved my small business over to them and so far so good.
Lovely piece, and may the good work continue over at First Capital Bank.
It is important to dissect the income and profit changes into its various components. Was the increase due to change in price (fees), volume (number of customers) or mix.
I thoroughly enjoyed this piece; the analysis was palatable, and it gave me an appreciation of how First Capital seems to be doing really well from a potential customer POV. I'm seriously considering banking with them based on your articles. I don't think it would be a bad investment, either from an investment perspective.
Good job.
Please do Securities Borrowing and Landing.
Thanks. For which business?
I recently attended a webinar where Chengetedzai Depository presented the concept of lending your shares to traders and you get paid a fee. The shares remain yours as well as the dividends.
Check your email. I sent you the PowerPoint presentation a few days ago
This is an interesting concept. Please share a link to the PowerPoint if you don't mind.
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Great read! Not sure if i missed it but would want to read more on how OK seems to be collapsing after what appeared to have been a promising would-be turnaround supported by creditors and a decent rights issue.
Thanks I wrote a lot about OK. Scroll to see some in the section here.
https://www.moneyandmoves.com/t/retail
Good insight, Tinashe. Looking forward to the Bank to bank comparison. Especially the "Core" ROE (a number of banks have been taxed due to some taxman shift on interest being non deductible eg NMB)
- which bank has been outright efficient and has fully delivered to its shareholders.
Your analyses are so rich and detailed, and more importantly, explained in such simple language that a financial layman can get it. Impressive work mate!
From a customer perspective, I am really happy with First Capital performance from a customer service perspective. They do treat us well and as a result I have moved my small business over to them and so far so good.
Lovely piece, and may the good work continue over at First Capital Bank.
This is the only endorsement I need. Thank you, Oscar.
It is important to dissect the income and profit changes into its various components. Was the increase due to change in price (fees), volume (number of customers) or mix.
Good points. Increases were generally across the board. Majority would have been volume based as fees haven't changed much YoY.
More loans and more transactions.
Good read. Eye opening
I thoroughly enjoyed this piece; the analysis was palatable, and it gave me an appreciation of how First Capital seems to be doing really well from a potential customer POV. I'm seriously considering banking with them based on your articles. I don't think it would be a bad investment, either from an investment perspective.