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Accord Financial Corp ACCFF


Primary Symbol: T.ACD Alternate Symbol(s):  T.ACD.DB

Accord Financial Corp. is a Canada-based commercial finance company. The Company operates six finance companies in North America, namely, Accord Financial Inc. (AFIC), Accord Financial Canada Corp. (AFCC) and Accord Financial Ltd. (AFL) in Canada, and Accord Financial, Inc. (AFIU), BondIt Media Capital (BondIt) and Accord CapX LLC (doing business as Accord Equipment Finance (AEF), in the United States. The Company’s business principally involves asset-based lending by AFIC and AFIU, which entails financing or purchasing receivables on a recourse basis, as well as financing other tangible assets, such as inventory and equipment; equipment financing by AEF and AFCC. AFCC also provides working capital financing to small businesses through its Accord Small Business Finance (ASBF) subsidiary; film and media production financing by BondIt; and credit protection and receivables management services by AFL, which principally involves providing credit guarantees and collection services.


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Comment by janeintorontoon Jan 05, 2020 5:22pm
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RE:book value

RE:book value

A premium or discount (which Accord's market price is) to book is not that relevant in a financial company. Financials are typically so leveraged that even if they sell at 50% of book, that may only equate to 5% discount on assets. Like many small financials, ACD may be a takeover target, but other than that influence, I don't expect the market to suddenly say, oh, wow, this is undervalued. Small financials will almost always be at a discount compared to larger ones. They are not too big to fail, and one bad rumour, absolute fiction or justified, can undermine confidence and take them down. So, I appreciate the dividend, but I'm not expecting some miraculous, steep rise in market price. 

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