INTERVIEW: Non Standard Finance fundamental outlook remains unchanged

Non Standard Finance (LON:NSF) is the topic of conversation when we chat with Mark Thomas, Analyst at Hardman & Co. Mark explains where the group will go after its highly contested bid for Provident Financial lapsed, opportunities from Everyday Loans, Guarantor loans and how will it generate profit growth, in the home collect market.

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