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Peel Hunt’s ( PEEL) FD and COO Sunil Dhall has today announced that after 16 years he is off to plough other furrows. Results next month will be piss poor and so perhaps it is a good time to leave. That results will be so poor is down largely to market conditions but insiders also tell a tale of a culture, fostered by Dhall, of smothering wokeness including questionnaires sent to staff demanding to know their sexual orientation and more as if that reflects on your ability in financial services. The onboarding questionnaire for new staff is below and gives you an indication of what staff at Peel have had to endure.

By Tom Winnifrith | Published 2025-05-14 10:39:10 |

#PEEL Hunt – RetailBook business “has agreed to raise up to £4.5 million from investors in an equity funding round”

2025-05-12 06:29:50

#PEEL Hunt – FY revenue “expected to be approximately £90m (FY24: £85.8m)” after “a challenging second half”

2025-04-01 06:51:36

#PEEL Hunt – H1 return to profit, though notes “sentiment in the UK has dipped following the Budget and increased concerns around global trade”

2024-11-29 07:40:05

#PEEL Hunt – expects H1 revenue +25% YoY, though “market activity has slowed again in recent weeks ahead of the upcoming Budget and US election”

2024-10-01 06:49:12

#PEEL Hunt – Q1 revenue “ahead of the equivalent prior year period and in line with market expectations”

2024-07-04 06:37:29

#PEEL Hunt – FY increased loss and macro challenges remain, though “cautiously more confident” of broader equity capital markets activity recovery

2024-06-13 06:42:00

#PEEL Hunt – FY revenue c.+4% and a loss, notes UK economic and fund flows challenges

2024-04-03 06:58:07

#PEEL Hunt – ‘retail capital’ platform RetailBook raises £2.5m, anticipated that it will begin to operate independently “in the coming months”

2024-03-25 07:59:49

#PEEL Hunt – H1 swing to loss, noting “challenging macroeconomic environment and inflationary increases in costs”

2023-12-05 07:47:50

#PEEL Hunt – H1 revenue +3% YoY, notes “period of adverse market conditions that has persisted”

2023-10-02 06:45:09

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TOM23 Oct 2026

So is there anything actually in the Epstein files implicating Trump directly in wrong doing? Unlike, say, Pres Clinton, No!.

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BAGHOLDER7923 Oct 2026

Why am I surprised at yet another farcical episode on the London market? As Tom has suggested for over 2 years, this stock has clearly always been one for one to add to their bargepole list. While I doubt that anybody reading this website would own GEX shares, unfortunately numerous BB mugs will have been lured into buying shares in this joke company. I understand that the bar for regulatory action by the FCA on Main Market listed shitcos appears to be set extremely high, but surely it should be taking action against companies who engage in such placings. The culture of companies materially misleading investors ahead of placings, while sitting on adverse price sensitive information, must be rooted out if London is to be considered a credible financial centre.

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