This AIM survivor is selective with the facts
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There were impressive results from one of AIM’s corporate brokers, but real shareholder returns since listing are not quite as good as implied. A key provider of software delivered the usual consistency, while a growing level of fee-based income from an administrator of SIPPs bodes well for the future. Read on here for more on these and other results from AIM, London’s market for fast-growing companies. (Free to read)
Morses Club: digital transition continues
Morses Club (LON:MCL), the provider of “non-standard financial services”, issued an encouraging trading update for the six months to 28 August. This business has its roots in the doorstep lending but has a growing digital offering, which looks quite interesting.
Customer number for its fast-growing Digital lending division stood at over 46,000 at the end of the period, an increase of 100% since February 2021, while the…
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