Ann: FY21 Full Year Results Investor Presentation, page-6

Yes CCV is now looking like a confident company after having been knocked about with many self inflicted upper cuts since 2013 while the Government, law firms and media took aim as well. CCV has been on the nose but now the likes of the government and investment houses will acknowledge that the business model is important to segments of the Australian demographic that need the products Cash Converters offer just to get on with life. But just as importantly CCV need to ensure that they provide these products in a manner that holds them in good stead out there in the community.
So for me CCV is well and truly back on track. Close to a 8% fully franked dividend that looks like it will be maintained is nothing to be sneezed at. I get a sense that some of the big players are now happy to just slowly accumulate without putting out too many buy recommendations until they have got their quotas.