Articles On Yellow Brick Road Holdings (ASX:YBR)

The Mark Bouris-led Yellow Brick Road (ASX: YBR) has formally lodged a request to delist from the Australian Securities Exchange, citing a failure by investors to fully appreciate the non-bank lender’s market value over many years. Yellow...

Yellow Brick Road Holdings (ASX: YBR), the mortgage broker founded by Mark Bouris in 2007, looks set to end 15 years as a listed company after facing challenges to profitability over the past couple of years. Shares in Yellow Brick Road we...

Source: MIND AND I, Shutterstock Summary Yellow Brick Road Holdings reported positive H1 FY21 results amid the uncertain economic conditions during the period. YBR took several strategic initiatives for future growth.  Australia-b...

On February 4 last year, former Chief Justice Kenneth Hayne handed down his findings from the Royal Commission into Financial Services. Justice Hayne did not hold back in calling for change in the financial sector. “The arrangements of the...

Yellow Brick Road (YBR) has entered a $2.5 million sale agreement and strategic alliance with Sequoia Financial Group (SEQ) Sequoia’s subsidiary, InterPrac Financial Planning, will purchase YBR’s wealth division This is part of Yellow Bri...

The huge growth potential of pink sheets, as well as penny stocks, have made them increasingly popular among investors. Investing in penny stocks helps investors to increase their wealth in short span of time substantially. We have made a l...

At the time of writing on 25th November 2019, the benchmark index, i.e. S&P/ASX 200 is trading at 6729.9 with a rise of 0.3% or 20.1 points. In the below article, we will be discussing about some stocks starting from letter N having dif...

This week’s recap of substantial holder transactions among ASX small caps covers everything from fund managers investing client cash to shares being handed down from one generation to the next. Substantial shareholders are shareholders hold...

The word activist would make you think of the world of politics rather than the share market. At least since 2014 when the Abbott government removed a loophole in the Corporations Act that had allowed GetUp to call a requisitioning meeting...