Six Directors at Standard Chartered sold after exercising options/sold 248,643 shares at between 1,145p and 1,200p. The significance rating of the trade was 75/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the c...
Summary Close Brothers Group Plc - Company Profile and SWOT Analysis, is a source of comprehensive company data and information. The report covers the company's structure, operation, SWOT analysis, product and service offerings and corporate actions, providing a 360˚ view of the company. Key Highlights Close Brothers Group Plc (Close Brothers) is a merchant bank that offers business lending, customer financing, deposit-taking, wealth management, and securities trading solutions. Business lend...
The general evaluation of STANDARD CHARTERED (GB), a company active in the Money Center Banks industry, has been upgraded by the independent financial analyst theScreener with the addition of a star. Its fundamental valuation now shows 3 out of 4 possible stars while its market behaviour can be considered as moderately risky. theScreener believes that the additional star(s) merits the upgrade of its general evaluation to Slightly Positive. As of the analysis date January 4, 2022, the closing pri...
Full Article at IIR has reaffirmed its Recommended rating for PIA after undertaking a review post the appointment of a new Portfolio Manager, Harding Loevner. The full report can be found on the IIR website. On 26 July 2021, Pengana International Equities Limited (PIA) announced a fully franked dividend of 1.35 cents per share for the June quarter. This represents an 8% increase on the March quarter dividend and takes the total dividends declared for FY21 of 5.1 cents per share, fully franked....
Standard Chartered's earnings dropped to a loss in 4Q20 as especially revenue headwinds took their toll on its profitability. Profitability challenges remain this year with the NIM stabilising at a lower level, while costs are set to grow. Of the UK banks Standard Chartered looks to be among the most pressured by the operating environment at the moment.
Europe in focus The U.S. dollar continues to grind marginally higher, and EM equities have suffered as a result. Meanwhile, RS for the MSCI EAFE index is bottoming when compared to the MSCI EM index, largely due to outperformance in Europe. With developed int'l markets beginning to outperform emerging markets, we recommend adding exposure to the developed int'l space. Below we highlight attractive and actionable themes within developed int'l: • Europe & Japan: Though this is an all-encompass...
As per earlier media reports, Standard Chartered announced a regulatory approved $1 billion buyback along with its first-quarter fiscal 2019 result. Further details on the buyback will be provided but the bank will acquire shares in both London and Hong Kong, depending on market liquidity. The buyback will reduce common equity Tier 1 ratio by 35 basis points. Common equity Tier 1 declined 30 basis point to 13.9% in the first quarter with an increase in risk-weighted asset outpacing profit growth...
As per earlier media reports, Standard Chartered announced a regulatory approved $1 billion buyback along with its first-quarter fiscal 2019 result. Further details on the buyback will be provided but the bank will acquire shares in both London and Hong Kong, depending on market liquidity. The buyback will reduce common equity Tier 1 ratio by 35 basis points. Common equity Tier 1 declined 30 basis point to 13.9% in the first quarter with an increase in risk-weighted asset outpacing profit growth...
As per earlier media reports, Standard Chartered announced a regulatory approved $1 billion buyback along with its first-quarter fiscal 2019 result. Further details on the buyback will be provided but the bank will acquire shares in both London and Hong Kong, depending on market liquidity. The buyback will reduce common equity Tier 1 ratio by 35 basis points. Common equity Tier 1 declined 30 basis point to 13.9% in the first quarter with an increase in risk-weighted asset outpacing profit growth...
As per earlier media reports, Standard Chartered announced a regulatory approved $1 billion buyback along with its first-quarter fiscal 2019 result. Further details on the buyback will be provided but the bank will acquire shares in both London and Hong Kong, depending on market liquidity. The buyback will reduce common equity Tier 1 ratio by 35 basis points. Common equity Tier 1 declined 30 basis point to 13.9% in the first quarter with an increase in risk-weighted asset outpacing profit growth...
As per earlier media reports, Standard Chartered announced a regulatory approved $1 billion buyback along with its first-quarter fiscal 2019 result. Further details on the buyback will be provided but the bank will acquire shares in both London and Hong Kong, depending on market liquidity. The buyback will reduce common equity Tier 1 ratio by 35 basis points. Common equity Tier 1 declined 30 basis point to 13.9% in the first quarter with an increase in risk-weighted asset outpacing profit growth...
As per earlier media reports, Standard Chartered announced a regulatory approved $1 billion buyback along with its first-quarter fiscal 2019 result. Further details on the buyback will be provided but the bank will acquire shares in both London and Hong Kong, depending on market liquidity. The buyback will reduce common equity Tier 1 ratio by 35 basis points. Common equity Tier 1 declined 30 basis point to 13.9% in the first quarter with an increase in risk-weighted asset outpacing profit growth...
No-moat Standard Chartered’s potential $1 billion share buyback, according to media reports, is no surprise given the bank’s excess level of capital. After the full-year result, management was aiming for ordinary dividend per share to double by fiscal 2021, underpinned by improving profitability. This is supplemented by further divestment of its non-core business. Return on Tangible Equity, or RoTE, of 10% is the target for 2021, from 5.1% now, while maintaining the common equity Tier 1 rati...
No-moat Standard Chartered’s potential $1 billion share buyback, according to media reports, is no surprise given the bank’s excess level of capital. After the full-year result, management was aiming for ordinary dividend per share to double by fiscal 2021, underpinned by improving profitability. This is supplemented by further divestment of its non-core business. Return on Tangible Equity, or RoTE, of 10% is the target for 2021, from 5.1% now, while maintaining the common equity Tier 1 rati...
No-moat Standard Chartered’s potential $1 billion share buyback, according to media reports, is no surprise given the bank’s excess level of capital. After the full-year result, management was aiming for ordinary dividend per share to double by fiscal 2021, underpinned by improving profitability. This is supplemented by further divestment of its non-core business. Return on Tangible Equity, or RoTE, of 10% is the target for 2021, from 5.1% now, while maintaining the common equity Tier 1 rati...
No-moat Standard Chartered’s potential $1 billion share buyback, according to media reports, is no surprise given the bank’s excess level of capital. After the full-year result, management was aiming for ordinary dividend per share to double by fiscal 2021, underpinned by improving profitability. This is supplemented by further divestment of its non-core business. Return on Tangible Equity, or RoTE, of 10% is the target for 2021, from 5.1% now, while maintaining the common equity Tier 1 rati...
Item 4: Approve the Remuneration Policy While no concerns have been identified over the proposed changes to the remuneration policy, there are ongoing concerns over remuneration at the Company which have not been addressed. The remuneration structure is unsatisfactory. Both the bonus and the LTI are heavily reliant on qualitative criteria. Qualitative criteria determine 50% of the bonus and 33% of the LTI, which exceeds guidelines. The maximum bonus slightly exceeds guidelines, as does maximu...
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, or HKMA, awarded three virtual banking licences to a number of joint venture companies with businesses expected to launch within six to nine months. The three licence winners are Livi VB, consisting of narrow-moat-rated BOC Hong Kong, JD.com and Jardine Matheson; SC Digital Solution, a joint venture between Standard Chartered, HKT, PCCW and Ctrip; and Zhong An Virtual Finance, a partnership between ZhongAn Online and Sinolink. Another five virtual bank applicati...
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