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Monitise PLC MONIF

"Monitise PLC was incorporated and domiciled in England and Wales on November 28, 2006. The Company is a digital technology company. It is engaged in delivering mobile banking, payments, digital agency, and content sourcing services. Its geographical ares include UK, USA, Turkey, India, Hong Kong and Indonesia It is involved in financial services, retail, telecoms, automotive, sport and travel."


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Post by dontknowmuchon Sep 28, 2014 12:50pm
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Monitise- Move To Subscription Model Will Require Transition

Monitise- Move To Subscription Model Will Require Transition
Monitise's Move To Subscription Model Will Require Transition - Sep. 25, 2014

A September 24th blog post from BTIG Research's Mark Palmer suggests that mobile payment firm Monitise's (OTCPK:MONIF) switch from a one-time license fee business model to a subscription-based model might eventually work out well based on Adobe Systems' (NASDAQ:ADBE) similar transition over the last couple of years.

Monitise has lost over one-third of its market cap over the last week as investors are bailing out over concerns about competition and the fact that Visa Inc (NYSE:V) is "considering its options" in disposing of its 5.5% stake in the firm.

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