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Q&A on Real Estate Credit Investments: Understanding the discount, its...
Hardman & Co Research Q&A on Real Estate Credit Investments: Understanding the discount, its rise, and future prospects 01-Nov-2024 / 12:00 GMT/BST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Hardman & Co analyst interview | Diversified Financial Services Q&A on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI) | Understanding the discount, its rise, and future prospects Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI) Plc is the topic of conversation when Hardman & Co analyst Mark Thomas joins DirectorsTalk Interviews. In this interview, Mark provides insights into Real E...
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
The Hardman & Co Monthly: November 2024
Feature article: “ROOM” (Running Out of Money) risk, How managing liquidity risk can sustain corporate value and maintain shareholder confidence As we come close to the end of a very challenging year for many UK entrepreneurs, as well as a frustrating period for shareholders, it is time to address one elephant in the ROOM! ROOM stands for “Running Out of Money”. The risk of doing so, or the perception that it could occur, can destroy corporate values and prematurely paralyse a business. While ...
- Mark Thomas
- Mike Foster
Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Why the discount has been closi...
RECI’s discount has halved over the past six months. We believe this is due to both actions taken by the trust (with an active buyback programme, changing asset mix and enhanced disclosure of highest-risk positions) and more favourable markets. Interestingly, not all debt investment companies have benefitted from the more favourable markets. By historical standards, the current level of RECI’s discount is very high, ca.10% above the 10-year average. RECI was at an average 2% premium in 2015-19, ...
Hardman & Co publication on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Why...
Hardman & Co Research Hardman & Co publication on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Why the discount has been closing and its outlook 15-Oct-2024 / 15:25 GMT/BST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Hardman & Co Research on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Why the discount has been closing and its outlook RECI’s discount has halved over the past six months. We believe this is due to both actions taken by the trust (with an active buyback programme, changing asset mix and enhanced disclosure of highest-risk positions) and more fav...
- Brian Moretta
- Keith Hiscock
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
Hardman & Co Monthly: October 2024
Feature article: Labour’s first Budget - Investors in their sights? Summary ► Budgets are always important for investors. ► The imminent Budget, at the end of October, will be doubly so, because it is the first from the new Labour government, and it has already signalled the need to fill an alleged £22bn black hole, while ruling out changes to more than half the tax base. That implies a lot of the pain will be felt by investors. ► This paper considers the impact of increases in rates for th...
- Brian Moretta
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
Hardman & Co Monthly: September 2024
Feature article: The Tiktok generation are becoming “renegade” investors - How Gen Z’s investing habits differ from past generations As the landscape of investing evolves, a new generation is stepping onto the stage with fresh perspectives and unique approaches that are reshaping financial markets. At Hardman & Co, we’ve always been committed to understanding these shifts, and this month’s article delves into the rapidly changing ways in which Gen Z interacts with investment information and ma...
Q&A on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Strategy and resilience
Hardman & Co Research Q&A on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Strategy and resilience 05-Aug-2024 / 11:57 GMT/BST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Hardman & Co analyst interview | Investment Companies Q&A on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI) | Strategy and resilience Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI) is the topic of conversation when Hardman & Co analyst Mike Foster joins DirectorsTalk Interviews. In this interview, Mike shares his insights on RECI. The discussion covers the unique aspects of investing in real estate loans, ...
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
- Nigel Hawkins
Hardman & Co Monthly: August 2024
Feature article: Solid IICs, cash-consolidating REIFs Since the beginning of 2024, the share prices of Infrastructure Investment Companies (IICs) and Renewable Energy Infrastructure Funds (REIFs) have generally remained lacklustre, failing to recover from the losses experienced in 2023. A significant factor contributing to this trend has been the sharp rise in interest rates since 2021, which has negatively impacted the sector due to the increased yields on “risk-free” 10-year gilts. The recent...
- Mark Thomas
- Mike Foster
Hardman & Co Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Capital Markets Da...
RECI benefits from deep expertise, not only in selecting assets but in having the capability to protect assets where positions need attention. As part of the larger Cheyne debt investor specialist – with over $11bn assets under management – RECI has top-tier expertise. The CM Day presentation, on 27 June, highlighted the scope for a modest progressive rise in loan returns, an already-anticipated move out of development loans into loans for yielding assets where their owners seek finance to impro...
Hardman & Co Research on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Capit...
Hardman & Co Research Hardman & Co Research on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Capital Markets Day 25-Jul-2024 / 13:02 GMT/BST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Hardman & Co Research on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Capital Markets Day RECI benefits from deep expertise, not only in selecting assets but in having the capability to protect assets where positions need attention. As part of the larger Cheyne debt investor specialist – with over $11bn assets under management – RECI has top-tier expertise. The CM Day presenta...
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
- Mike Foster
Hardman & Co Monthly: July 2024
Feature article: UK life sciences needs more local institutional support to survive. For two years running, the Hardman & Co Healthcare index has declined, underperforming both the FTSE 100 and the FTSE All-Share indices. This is quite unusual for healthcare stocks. Apart from the general economic influences, which have made institutions more risk-averse, there was a common knowledge that several companies were in need of additional working capital; so, share prices were marked down in anticipa...
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
The Hardman & Co Monthly: June 2024
Feature article: Two worlds divided by a common language Summary Few people would deny that raising capital in 2023 and 2024 has been very challenging. The key components of the market, the “two worlds” of corporates and investors, are nowadays often far apart in how they assess value – pre-COVID, this was much less of an issue. This has resulted in frustration and inertia, which, on a sustained basis, can have a significant negative impact on companies and the economy. This issue needs urgen...
- Brian Moretta
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
- Paul Mylchreest
The Hardman & Co Monthly: May 2024
Feature article: Is silver the cheapest asset on the planet? Silver is a precious metal, a monetary metal and an industrial metal with a surprisingly wide range of uses. It’s not that well understood by investors and tends to get overshadowed by gold – but, perhaps, not for much longer. We think that the provocative title of this article is justified by silver’s attractive fundamentals. The “official figures” from the Silver Institute estimate that the silver market has been in deficit for the...
AVO ADVANCED ONCOTHERAPY
CLIG CITY OF LONDON INVESTMENT GROUP
RECI REAL ESTATE CREDIT INVESTMENTS
VTAS VOLTA FINANCE (GBP)
STX SHIELD THERAPEUTICS
CSN CHESNARA PLC
HAT H&T GROUP
APAX APAX GLOBAL ALPHA
ICGT ICG ENTERPRISE TRUST
A0MXLB NB PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS
DUKE DUKE ROYALTY
- Brian Moretta
- Keith Hiscock
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
- Yingheng Chen
The Hardman & Co Monthly: April 2024
Feature article: Steady as she goes, but could be better: A review of investment company liquidity since 2016 Liquidity is the lifeblood of equity markets. The measurement of liquid asset availability to a market or company is a way of gauging a market’s health. This article builds on our previous work, which analysed the liquidity data for non-financial trading companies, by applying the same analytical techniques to the investment companies (IC) space. We analyse liquidity for ICs as a whol...
Q&A on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Conservative accounting ...
Hardman & Co Research Q&A on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): Conservative accounting at play 14-March-2024 / 11:25 GMT/BST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Hardman & Co analyst interview | Investment Companies Q&A on Real Estate Credit Investments | Conservative accounting at play Real Estate Credit Investments (LON:RECI) is the topic of conversation when Mark Thomas, analyst at Hardman & Co, joins DirectorsTalk Interviews. In this interview, Mark gives an overview of his latest report entitled ‘’. He highlights the conservative acc...
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
The Hardman & Co Monthly: March 2024
Feature article: Streamed content takes over…after the Great Correction of 2022 Streaming is a disruptive, content-led, subscription-based technology. Challenging all video distribution business models, it opens up global opportunities for a growing variety of content, including gaming and sport. The Great Correction of 2022 saw the share prices of streamers plunge after market leader Netflix reported slowing subscriber growth. The slowdown in growth of subscribers led investors to refocus on ...
- Mark Thomas
- Mike Foster
Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI) - French and German exposures in...
We last reviewed RECI’s operations in France, 25% of the latest portfolio, in our note, Vive la difference, published 15 February 2022. The core approach is unchanged, but, following the December 2023 factsheet report of an unrealised hit of 1.6p to the NAV from a prime Grade A Paris office exposure, we thought we would review them again. Also, with the November Factsheet reporting a 1.1p NAV hit from a legacy mezzanine position exposed to a Berlin asset, we have considered the de minimis German...
Hardman & Co Research on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): French...
Hardman & Co Research Hardman & Co Research on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): French and German exposures in perspective 27-Feb-2024 / 15:35 GMT/BST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Hardman & Co Research on Real Estate Credit Investments (RECI): French and German exposures in perspective We last reviewed RECI’s operations in France, 25% of the latest portfolio, in our note, , published 15 February 2022. The core approach is unchanged, but, following the report of an unrealised hit of 1.6p to the NAV from a prime Grade A Paris ...
- Brian Moretta
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
The Hardman & Co Monthly: February 2024
Feature article: 2023 was an annus horribilis for Quoted UK Infrastructure and Renewable Energy - Consolidation is the new mantra. The focus of Hardman & Co Research is on the nine quoted Infrastructure Investment Companies (IICs) and on the 22 Renewable Energy Infrastructure Funds (REIFs): the stocks analysed are all members of the Association of Investment Companies (AIC). We are updating our publication of January 2023, assessing both the lacklustre share price performances during 2023 and t...
- Mark Thomas
- Martin Hall
The Hardman & Co Monthly: January 2024
The main function of the HHI is to monitor the performance, and to highlight the attractiveness, of life sciences investments over the long term, and to try to identify those stocks that have disruptive technologies that consistently allow them to outperform both the index and the markets. Many of the 52 constituents of the index are high-risk, still being in the development stage, with micro-capitalisations and a long way from profitability. Despite this, some companies can still make extremely...
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