In QuotedData’s other news 12 March 2020
- Markets dive following EU/US travel ban
- Volta Finance is engaging with the shareholders that voted against the re-election of its directors back in December 2019. 37% of votes were cast against these resolutions. Volta says it is not sure why.
- Ruffer says its NAVs might be slightly misleading because share prices are up to date in its valuation but option prices tend to lag by a day. It also pointed out that its NAV is holding up well, down by 1.4% against 19.9% for the UK market for 2019 to close on 10 March 2020.
Alcentra European Floating Rate plans to wind up. We also have results from Symphony, Witan, Oakley Capital, Secure Income REIT and Intu. Plus Primary Healthcare Properties is funding a new doctor’s surgery.