sound money
02 May 2017
Re: DB pension derisking Yep and I could do with a little more Phoenix. Good to see financial's coming back into favour.Staying long and strong.Mp
asand
02 May 2017
Re: DB pension derisking ... and it's why asand is a LGEN and PHNX holder aussi
LK Hyman
02 May 2017
Re: DB pension derisking Peapod,"it is an expensive process for the pension fund"That's whyLKH on the flybridge is a LGEN shareholder
peapodpicker
02 May 2017
Re: DB pension derisking No idea of the processBut!! My company had intended to do just that, and the trustees agreed that it would require a 20% premium on the full fund value. As it was in deficit at the time it never happened. So it is an expensive process for the pension fund regardless of any bidding system.
acsatix
30 Apr 2017
DB pension derisking has anyone studied how it works? Are the compaies derisking having competitive bids on the price tag so lg and aviva and you name it have to win the business to alleviate them from a risky persion business? how aggressive are these bids?
quackers1
27 Apr 2017
Re: Ex -div Credit Suisse rated shares underperform may be the extra drop
Chicken Lips
27 Apr 2017
Re: Ex -div Yep ex divi today thats why I/'m down about 4K. thats a bigger than usual post divi dip. Hope to see some recovery over next few days.
webhaven
27 Apr 2017
Re: Ex -div Record Date is tomorrow
Hawk Pilot
27 Apr 2017
Re: Ex -div Diwent, The post saying Divis tomorrow was posted yesterday, Therefore divis today.Regards
divvent argie
27 Apr 2017
Re: Ex -div No. It's today according to HL hence the drop
RAConnell
26 Apr 2017
Re: Ex -div 10.35p.Cheers, RAC
Boring Bernie
26 Apr 2017
Re: Ex -div [link] you would
stratty
26 Apr 2017
Ex -div Would I be right in saying its ex-div date tomorrow ?
sound money
09 Mar 2017
Re: Excellent Results "I have every confidence in the slaphead brainiac and his executive team since it seems to me almost inevitable that interest rates are poised to rise with a concomitant fall in the quantum of liabilities associated with that part of LGEN's biznay that is affected by these arcane matters"Ah LKH, glad to see you have come to my way of thinking, I knew you would get there. M
IOMINVESTCOM
09 Mar 2017
Shore Capital: income attraction at L&G Shore Capital: income attraction at L&GAll routes are leading to cash generation and therefore dividends at Legal & General (LGEN), which remains an attractive income generator, says Shore Capital.Analyst Eamonn Flanagan reiterated his ‘buy’ recommendation on the stock following its full-year 2016 results. The stock was down 1.7%, or 4.4p, at 255.7p on Wednesday.He noted the group’s reiteration of its ‘progressive dividend policy’ and 7% increase declared in its results.‘L&G’s distribution footprint in the UK remains impressive, while its presence in the bulk annuity market offers huge scope for cash generation for many years to come,’ he said.‘Legal & General Investment Management continues to rumble with total funds under management of £894 billion, while management remains focused on delivering cash and dividends for shareholders. The income attractions for this stock remain considerable.’He said its focus on ageing populations, globalisation of asset market, and bulk annuities would ‘support further growth in the cash generation from the group, and hence dividends’.[link]
