coldascheese
17 Feb 2015
RNS-looks good Possible seperate listing of all their lending platform shares would be a good thing as these floats of this sort of share normally go to a good premium and would lead to a big increase in the value of GLIF-hold tight. Could be a 10% uplift this year plus 8% divi. All in all I'm looking for 18% gain overall this year and high yield shares like these I believe could be the safest bet in the market with low interest rates anywhere else.
coldascheese
17 Feb 2015
RNS-looks good Possible seperate listing of all their lending platform shares would be a good thing as these floats of this sort of share normally go to a good premium and would lead to a big increase in the value of GLIF-hold tight. Could be a 10% uplift this year plus 8% divi. All in all I'm looking for 18% gain overall this year and high yield shares like these I believe could be the safest bet in the market with low interest rates anywhere else.
Medway Man
07 Jan 2015
Re: Best dividend paying among AIM share... Also a good place or way to see exactly what's happening with GLIF is via their own postings. If you are not already doing so, you can register with GLIF (GLIFund.com) to have 'links' to their own announcements emailed direct to you, where they also have other useful and/or informative news.Would be good if we could get near to 'PG, recent buy rating and 72p. If I recall correctly from the depths of my brain; that before my wife and I both invested in GLIF; in the long distant past they traded at around £1 a share with divi of 10p. Would be good if over the coming couple of years, that was achieved again. I know at the moment that's wishful thinking, but Geoff Millar and the team, do seem to be doing things right!
JerseyBob
07 Jan 2015
Re: Best dividend paying among AIM shares Informative post. ThanksBob
the julio
19 Dec 2014
Best dividend paying among AIM shares GLI FinanceGuernsey-denominated GLI Finance (GLIF) provides finance to small businesses and there is plenty of demand for its services in the current economic environment. The strategy of the business is to provide a steady dividend income while it maintains a solid asset base. GLI has been paying quarterly dividends of 1.25p a share (5p a year) and this is set to continue. The company’s revenues are predominantly from interest income with an additional contribution from dividends.Prospective dividend yield: 8.6%Market capitalisation: £100.7 millionShare price: 58.25p% change year to date: +14%GLI has paid £37.75 million - 31.4 million shares at 56.5p each and 20 million zero dividend preference at £1 each - for Jersey-based Sancus, which has built up an existing loan portfolio of £43.1 million in less than 12 months and has potential to expand in other offshore jurisdictions. GLI already owned 8.4% of Sancus. The zero dividend preference shares have a final capital entitlement of 130.696p a share in December 2019 - a return of 5.5% a year - and help to improve dividend cover. Sancus provides additional management experience to the group and potential access to additional funding.GLI is being reorganised into two divisions: lending, which will manage the company's loans, and platforms, which lend the money. The target asset mix is 30% smaller business platforms and 70% loans made by the platforms. GLI's platform investments include UK peer-to-peer lender FundingKnight, UK trade finance provider TradeRiver Finance and US online lender Raiseworks.
