Looks like it's based on March 1st market cap:
http://www.ftse.com/products/downloads/FTSE_FAQ_Document_UK_2016.pdf

Thanks. Not long to go now then. Lets hope it can get the sp over the 410p level and hold there.

"The market capitalisation cut-off date used in the ranking process to determine rebalance changes at index reviews will be on the Tuesday before the first Friday in March, June, September and December.
The market capitalisation cut-off date for the March 2016 quarterly review will take place at close of business on Tuesday 1 March 2016. The rebalance changes will be announced after close Wednesday 2 March 2016."

With a market cap of £1.9bn this should not be a problem. I had in mind rightly or wrongly the threshold was something like £660m.

Included in FTSE250 yesterday.

Paysafe begins trading in FTSE 250 Index

LONDON (21 March 2016) - Paysafe Group plc (LSE: PAYS), a leading global provider of payment solutions, is joining the FTSE 250 Index from the start of trading today.

Paysafe's inclusion in the Index was announced by FTSE Russell on 2 March 2016. This follows Paysafe's admission to the premium listing segment of the Official List of the UK Financial Conduct Authority and to trading on the Main Market for listed securities of the London Stock Exchange on 23 December 2015.
Paysafe President and Chief Executive Officer Joel Leonoff said: "Today marks yet another milestone for our growing payments business. We are delighted to be entering the FTSE 250 following the strong performance over the past year as our business continues to mature."

Heading nicely higher again today. I should be top-slicing but wish to carry on running it for the time being as potentially more upside and better synergies with Skrill to come.

Hopefully the consolidation is a healthy one - good to see Canaccord today with buy tp 460p

Well those numbers should provide a shot in the arm...

Morgan Stanley target price 500p

Citigroup today reaffirms its buy investment rating on Paysafe Group Plc (LON:PAYS) and set its price target at 510p.

StockMarketWire.com
Paysafe Group has materially improved its H1 pretax profit to $74,551, from a year-earlier profit of $4,593.

Revenue had more than doubled to $486,739, from $223,023, with fees from payment processing, digital wallets and prepaid substantially up on the year.

President and CEO Joel Leonoff was upbeat about the results.

"We have again delivered very strong growth as our increasingly diversified payments business expands further across pay-before, pay-now and pay-later products and services," he said in a statement.

"I am particularly pleased with the level of cash generated during the first half.

"Additionally, by completing the integration of Skrill more rapidly than we initially expected, we have been able to start work on developing our next-generation data platform and global merchant onboarding capabilities earlier than anticipated.

"With the exceptional performance delivered in the first half, as well as continued strong trading in the early part of the second half, management and the Board are confident in the Group's prospects for the full year."

Deutsche Bank today reaffirms its buy investment rating on Paysafe Group Plc (LON:PAYS) and raised its price target to 550p (from 500p).

Morgan Stanley today reaffirms its overweight investment rating on Paysafe Group Plc (LON:PAYS) and raised its price target to 560p (from 500p).

StockMarketWire.com
Paysafe is expanding its product capabilities by acquiring Income Access Group, a pioneering affiliate technology business, for CA$40m cash.

Income Access is a market-leading brand providing innovative affiliate technology for businesses to manage their performance marketing programmes.

In addition, more than 25,000 affiliates use the company's multi-channel software for their marketing campaigns.

Income Access was founded in 2002 and is based in Montreal with employees in Vancouver, London and Brisbane.

They would go up today after I sold some yesterday - sods law. However still got sufficient. I hope everyone out there is okay.

StockMarketWire.com
Paysafe Group said it is on track to achieve the upgraded revenue and adjusted EBITDA projections for the current financial year, which it set out at the time of its H1 results in August.

Its expectations for revenue and adjusted EBITDA remained unchanged, with revenue in the range of $970m-$990m, and an adjusted EBITDA range of $287m-$293m, based on an adjusted EBITDA margin of 29.6%.

This would be while "maintaining our focus on further expanding our payments business and enhancing our core technology platform," said CEO Joel Leonoff in a statement.

"We remain focused on delivering innovative payment solutions that serve the evolving needs of the merchants we work with and look forward to updating the market on our FY 2016 results in early 2017."

Sp down 25% at the moment. Apparently large short positions rumoured to be driving the price down. No immediate reason for the heavy shorting.

EDIT: This may be the answer:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/4030093-paysafe-material-risks-regulatory-enforcement-action?auth_param=nmd8l:1c4vhl6:784e5830e267ff7b26b5f67f46e7c86f&dr=1

I don't know if this makes you feel better ...


Response to share price movement

Paysafe Group plc (LSE: PAYS, the "Company") is aware of a report published this morning by an organisation called Spotlight Research, which has disclosed a potential short interest benefiting from any weakness in Paysafe's share price.

Paysafe confirms that all material information in the report is either factually inaccurate or has been previously disclosed.

The Group has a history of significant, transparent disclosure to the market, publishing two prospectuses in 2015 and being subject to substantial additional scrutiny through a full UKLA listing process as part of its move to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange.

Having reiterated its upgraded guidance for the current financial year on 8 November 2016, the Company's business continues to perform well and management is next scheduled to update the market on 12 January 2017.

For further information, contact:

Paysafe Group plc

Michelle Singleton, VP Investor Relations

+44 (0) 20 3826 9800 / investorrelations@paysafe.com

Gavin Haycock, SVP Corporate Communications

+44 (0) 20 3826 9767 / gavin.haycock@paysafe.com

Brunswick Group LLP

Brian Buckley / Rowan Brown

+44 (0) 20 7404 5959 / paysafe@brunswickgroup.com

Thanks jimmy, but very fortunately I sold when it was OPAY, at a decent profit.
One I still watch, but thankfully don't hold!

StockMarketWire.com
Paysafe launched a share buyback programme of up to £100m to stave off short-sellers, who posed risks to the payment service provider's business model.

The company reported the programme will reduce the firm's capital and repurchased shares will be cancelled.

It said the programme will be undertaken using a phased approach with a duration of 12 months, subject to the buyback approval resolution being approved at its next annual general meeting in respect of any purchases to be made after the date of that meeting.

Paysafe president Joel Leonoff said: "The programme, and our track record of significant cash conversion, enable us to capitalise on current market opportunities without compromising our pursuit of bold M&A with a strong strategic fit."