LONDON (Reuters) - British subprime lender Amigo Holdings (L:AMGO) posted a jump in profits and revenues on Tuesday in its first set of half-year results since floating on the London stock exchange in June.
The group, which issues loans typically guaranteed by a borrower's family or friends, posted a 62.4 percent increase in pre-tax profits to 48.4 million pounds in the six months to the end of September. Revenues climbed 40.5 percent to 130.1 million pounds.