STAN.L
Latest Trade
461.90GBpChange
-9.60(-2.04%)Volume
4,347,928Today's Range
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470.0052 Week Range
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698.60As of on the London Stock Exchange (LON) ∙ Minimum 15 minute delay
Previous Close | 471.50 |
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Open | 465.70 |
Volume | 4,347,928 |
3M AVG Volume | 140.68 |
Today's High | 470.00 |
Today's Low | 459.30 |
52 Week High | 698.60 |
52 Week Low | 334.25 |
Shares Out (MIL) | 3,156.18 |
Market Cap (MIL) | 14,578.41 |
Forward P/E | 14.51 |
Dividend (Yield %) | 1.22 |
Standard Chartered Made Application For Listing Of And Permission To Deal In Securities
Stanchart Investment Banking Head Simon Cooper Emerges As Frontrunner In CEO Succession - FT
Standard Chartered Says Intends To Issue U.S.$1.25 Billion Convertible Securities
Standard Chartered PLC is an international banking company. The Banks's segments include Corporate & Institutional Banking, Retail Banking, Commercial Banking and Private Banking. Its Corporate & Institutional Banking segment allows companies and financial institutions to operate and trade globally, and its Private Banking segment supports high net worth individuals with their banking needs across borders and offers access to global investment opportunities. Its Retail Banking segment offers clients, as well as small businesses a range of banking support solutions, and its Commercial Banking segment provides mid-sized companies with financial solutions and services. Its personal banking offerings include investments and employee banking. Its business banking capabilities include transaction banking, Islamic banking and global research. Its private banking offerings include online services.
Industry
Regional Banks
Executive Leadership
Jose Vinals
Group Chairman of the Board
William Thomas Winters
Group Chief Executive Officer, Executive Director
Naguib Kheraj
Non-Executive Independent Deputy Chairman of the Board
Andrew Nigel Halford
Group Chief Financial Officer, Executive Director
Tracy Clarke
Regional Chief Executive Officer - Europe & Americas and CEO, Private Bank
Price To Earnings (TTM) | 24.90 |
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Price To Sales (TTM) | 1.24 |
Price To Book (MRQ) | 0.40 |
Price To Cash Flow (TTM) | 12.87 |
Total Debt To Equity (MRQ) | 143.59 |
LT Debt To Equity (MRQ) | 138.92 |
Return on Investment (TTM) | -- |
Return on Equity (TTM) | 0.17 |
UBS has hired Standard Chartered banker Axel Granger as its Southeast head of M&A and financial sponsors, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday.
Standard Chartered said on Monday that it was setting diversity targets for its senior leadership teams in Britain and the United States, aiming to boost the number of Black staff in its senior ranks.
Fraud risk analyst Rajendran Raj was used to the odd out-of-hours alert from authorities, but a call one Saturday in March heralded a new era, of tackling criminals seeking to cash in on coronavirus.
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) is considering the sale of waste management assets held by one of its units and they could fetch around $500 million, sources close to the deal said, as the state-owned firm seeks to monetise non-core assets.
* Impairment charges of $358 million vs estimated $614 million
DBS Group Ltd and Standard Chartered are leading a group of 12 other banks in Singapore to create and conduct a digital trade finance registry, to mitigate the risk of trade fraud, the two banks said in a statement on Tuesday.
Asian shares were broadly weaker Tuesday as possible delays in expanded U.S. stimulus and concerns about fresh pandemic lockdowns in Europe dented the recent positive sentiment towards global equity markets.
Asian shares extended losses for the second day on Tuesday while the dollar rose, as possible delays in expanded U.S. stimulus and concerns about fresh pandemic lockdowns in Europe knocked investor sentiment.
Shares of the biggest global banks dropped on Monday after news reports said they allowed large sums of allegedly illicit funds to move through the financial system, despite red flags about the origins of the money.
European stocks headed lower for a third straight session on Monday, hit by worries about a surge in coronavirus cases in the continent and a slide in HSBC and Standard Chartered following reports alleging the UK lenders of moving illicit funds.
A slide in HSBC and Standard Chartered shares hit the FTSE 100 on Monday as reports said they and other banks moved allegedly illicit funds over nearly two decades, while a surge in COVID-19 cases raised the spectre of another round of lockdowns.
HSBC and Standard Chartered's Hong Kong shares fell on Monday after media reports that they and other banks moved large sums of allegedly illicit funds over nearly two decades despite red flags about the origins of the money.
A Singapore oil trader has won favourable decisions from the Paris-based International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) against two banks in trade-finance disputes related to troubled Hin Leong Trading, documents reviewed by Reuters showed.
Standard Chartered said on Thursday it would merge several of its businesses and reduce the number of top executives as the Asia and Africa-focused bank seeks to trim costs and create a leaner business.
* CEO Winters expects "very small number of redundancies" (Adds comments from management call, updates share price)
Standard Chartered PLC posted a 33% fall in its first-half pre-tax profit, as the bank took hefty credit impairment charges arising from the COVID-19 pandemic and economic downturn in its main markets.
Qatar Airways and Standard Chartered have signed an $850 million financing deal for seven Boeing 787-9 aircraft, a statement from the Qatari airline said on Tuesday. (Reporting by Aziz El Yaakoubi; Editing by Jan Harvey)
Standard Chartered has told staff it is freezing all external and internal hiring for two months and signalled it is likely to cut bonuses for 2020, as the Asia and Africa-focused lender grapples with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
Standard Chartered has told staff it is freezing all external and internal hiring for two months and signalled it is likely to cut bonuses for 2020, as the Asia and Africa-focused lender grapples with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
Tanzania has been ordered by a World Bank arbitration court to pay $185 million to the Hong Kong subsidiary of Standard Chartered for breaching an energy contract.
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