Quindell shares fall after director transactions

Quindell, the self-styled world's largest publicly listed law firm, saw its shares fall 20% yesterday after the market became concerned about share purchase deals by three directors.

11 November 2014

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After the fall, the share price partly recovered by close of play yesterday - but the volatility shows investor concern about whether the directors’ investments will actually strengthen the overall position of the company. The directors affirmed yesterday that they intend to hold the shares for a two year period. Source: Legal Futures