Posts Tagged ‘JDO’
Judo Bank (ASX:JDO): Is it finally getting the recognition it deserves?
Judo Bank (ASX:JDO) had a difficult couple of years since listing in late 2021 but has more than doubled in CY24. Even so, it remains below the IPO price, and could have further upside. Who is Judo Bank? The Melbourne-based Judo Capital Holdings is the owner of Judo Bank, Australia’s first ‘challenger’ bank for…
Read MoreNet Interest Margin: What is this important metric and which bank stocks have the highest?
Investors focused on the banking and financials sectors will commonly hear the term Net Interest Margin (NIM). In this article, we recap what it is, why it is important and which big bank stocks have the highest NIMs. What is the Net Interest Margin? Net Interest Margins (NIMs) refer to the difference between the…
Read MoreJudo Bank, falling inflation and CEO interviews in our investor webinar of 14 June 2023
Judo Bank, inflation and CEO interviews! This week in our Investor Webinar: Judo Bank (ASX:JDO) is one of our favourite picks at the moment! US inflation keeps coming down! Good for stocks 🙂 Stuart has been talking to several very interesting companies this week…check ’em out! Full transcription below. Looking for solid trading…
Read MoreJudo Bank (ASX:JDO) is a highly undervalued growth stock: Interview with founder and CEO Joseph Healy
Judo Capital Holdings (ASX:JDO) We spoke with Joseph Healy, founder and CEO of Judo Bank (ASX: JDO), about the challenges he faced when starting Judo Bank, the runaway success of the bank since its 2017 commencement and the fact that the current share price is not valuing any growth in the underlying loan book.…
Read MoreJudo Bank shares (ASX:JDO) represent shares in a company that has a black belt in SME relationship banking
Why consider Judo Bank shares? On AusBiz, our own Stuart Roberts zoned in on Judo Bank shares. Stuart says the big banks are basically sclerotic in terms of their innovation and thinks Judo Capital Holdings (ASX: JDO) proved that it could grow just by offering old fashioned relationship banking, with a brand new 21st century…
Read MoreJudo Capital Holdings (ASX:JDO)
Our investment strategy for Judo Capital Holdings (ASX:JDO) Buy JDO up to $1.55. Our minimum target price for JDO is $1.88. Use a stop loss at $1.34. Who is Judo Capital? The Melbourne-based Judo Capital Holdings is the owner of Judo Bank, Australia’s first ‘challenger’ bank for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). Judo was…
Read MoreInvestor Webinar 14 September: The US market tanked overnight … what’s next?
In this week’s Investor Webinar: The good times for gas are here to stay! The markets in the US tanked overnight….where will it stop? Judo Bank (ASX:JDO) … The new kid on the banking block No time to do stock research, but you still want to invest? Stocks Down Under Concierge gives…
Read MoreEmerging Stocks Down Under 13 September 2022: Judo Capital (ASX:JDO)
Judo Capital: Serving a neglected market The aftermath of the events leading to the Banking & Financial Services Royal Commission, as well as the Commission itself, led to a number of so-called ‘neobanks’ rising out of nowhere and gaining the attention of the media and private equity investors. While many, such as Xinja, failed, Judo…
Read MoreASX Top 200 Stocks Down Under 24 January 2022: Aneka Tambang, Novonix, Judo Capital
Aneka Tambang: All that glisters is not gold In today’s edition of ASX Top 200 Stocks Down Under, headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia, dual-listed Aneka Tambang is a diversified Indonesian miner, producing nickel, ferronickel, gold, silver, bauxite and coal through its owned and operated mines. Despite having a market capitalisation of over $5bn, the company’s ASX-listing…
Read MoreJudo Bank wrestles its way onto the ASX
Judo Capital is the new kid on the neobanking block Just when you thought that the ASX had more than enough banks, along comes Judo Capital (ASX:JDO), owner of Judo Bank, and gets on the market with a $653m IPO. At $2.10 per share this IPO valued the bank at $2.3bn. The transaction was heavily…
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