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  • Trade war fears take the shine off Standard Chartered’s rising profits

    October 31, 2018

    Standard Chartered’s better-than-expected results were dampened by bleak warnings of trade war risks this morning, as fears mount that the firm’s emerging markets could be hit by escalating tensions between China and the US. The bank reported profits of $1.06bn (£830m) in the three months to the end of September, trumping forecasts of $978m and [...]

  • Standard Chartered opposes animal testing as it tightens environmental policies

    October 25, 2018

    Standard Chartered will no longer finance clients who test cosmetic products on animals, it said today as it announced a raft of tightened environmental and social policies. The emerging markets-focused bank will also avoid financing plantation or livestock ranches that degrade High Carbon Stock forests, peatlands or legally protected areas, or operations that grow, process [...]

  • Standard Chartered reportedly facing $1.5bn Iran sanctions fine

    October 1, 2018

    Standard Chartered is reportedly facing a fine of as much as $1.5bn (£1.15bn) from the US Department of Justice (DoJ) for violating sanctions on Iran. The British bank could face the penalty by the end of the year, although final discussions have not yet begun, Bloomberg reported. The investigation into Standard Chartered’s activities is focused [...]

  • Standard Chartered share price rises as investors warm to Winters

    August 5, 2015

    Shares in Asia-focused bank Standard Chartered were up more than four per cent at 992p in lunchtime trade as new chief exec Bill Winters won over investors. The figures This came despite first half results showing adjusted pre-tax profit slumped 44 per cent to $1.82bn (£1.17bn) in the six months to the end of June. The bank also cut its dividend [...]

  • Standard Chartered share price rises as Bill Winters confirms management shakeup

    July 20, 2015

    New chief executive Bill Winters has barely been at the helm of Standard Chartered a month, but he's already made his presence felt after the bank confirmed a shakeup of its management team this morning.  Read more: Challenge set for Winters on day one at StanChart Shares in the bank rose one per cent to 1,027.3p [...]

  • Summer Budget 2015: Barclays, HSBC, RBS share prices rise as Osborne reveals levy will be ditched

    July 8, 2015

    Banks share prices lifted this afternoon as George Obsorne confirmed the levy would be phased out over the next six years.    In a move widely seen as looking to sway HSBC, Standard Chartered et al from leaving the UK, Osborne's first all-Tory Budget confirmed that the levy would be cut gradually until 2022. Instead [...]

  • Standard Chartered chief executive Bill Winters is shifting power abroad

    June 25, 2015

    Standard Chartered's new chief executive Bill Winters is planning a structural shake-up of the bank, which includes handing over power to the bank's regional zones.   Read more: Standard Chartered share price rises following appointment of Bill Winters as chief executive   The London-listed bank operates in over 70 countries, but has some key regional hubs, [...]

  • Here’s new Standard Chartered chief executive Bill Winters, bare-chested, doing a falsetto

    June 10, 2015

    Remember that video featuring five top City executives making total prats of themselves while stripping off and singing that appeared on YouTube last April? We just thought we'd bring it up again, partly because it was funny, but mainly because it features new Standard Chartered chief exec Bill Winters – who started his job today [...]

  • Challenge set for Bill Winters on day one at Standard Chartered as UK domicile remains “under review”

    June 9, 2015

    HSBC’s plan of action to review the location of its headquarters puts pressure on Standard Chartered’s new boss Bill Winters as he takes up the role today.   StanChart is domiciled in the UK but carries out almost all of its business overseas, specialising in emerging markets.    As a result it is set to [...]

  • Standard Chartered warns compliance costs are mounting as it stays in the UK

    May 6, 2015

    An increasing number of compliance staff are paid seven-figure salaries at Standard Chartered, the bank’s bosses told shareholders yesterday, as it battles to make sure it does not pay more mega-fines. The UK-based emerging markets specialist has been hit with fines for breaking US sanctions, and is increasingly beefing up its anti-money laundering teams. Chairman [...]

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