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GB Group plc is a United Kingdom-based company, which provides identity data intelligence products and services helping organizations recognize and verify all elements of an individual's identity at key interactions in their business processes. The Company's segments include location, identity and fraud. The location segment includes address lookup, verification and capture; e-mail validation; phone verification, and data maintenance services. The identity segment includes document verification, data verification and identity investigation services. Its identity verification solutions can be configured to carry out a wide range of functions, including know your customer checks, anti-money laundering checks, age verification checks and liveness detection. The fraud segment includes transaction fraud monitoring, combating origination fraud and in-life fraud investigation services. It provides artificial intelligence powered screening for automatic onboarding or referral of customers.

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Comment by Oicu81tooon Jan 31, 2018 11:21pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:3.4:1 share swap agreement

Great Post and we need wore of this, but, under the duress some of these folks think they are under, it will probably go unnoticed...but, I noticed and it is good stuff. Thanks!

Thelonious wrote: hello everyone. this is my first post. I've been reading a few weeks now and I loaded up on cmed before the merger since i had a good feeling good news on the acquisition was coming out based on the news leading up to it, unfortunately did not sell right after it popped so I'm holding and hoping that over the next month or so towards closing I will reap the benefits of the acquisition. the pop didn't surprise me, it was how quickly the stock went down after that that did, took me off guard a bit. I also bought more yesterday on the dip.

ok so x is obviously 12.65, therefore it's the case that shareholders should take the max cash option for any share price below that and all acb shares above that price. I think it's smart of Brent to include the cash option. it's better for acb to just give shares vs cash so they arent motivated to articially depress their share price just to pick up cmed cheaper? is my thinking correct?

so currently if the deal were to close today, we should take the max cash option. at 11.70, taking shares it's 39.78 but with cash and share it's 40.21 so the difference is 43 cents

well it's not up to me, going to be up to the guys on here that can vote on that, for sure I'm hoping the acb price is as high as possible day of the merger but it's an interesting intellectual exercise to examine that equation. thank you for posting that. there s a lot of garbage on here but that was a good one