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BARC Barclays Plc

183.20
1.68 (0.93%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Barclays Plc LSE:BARC London Ordinary Share GB0031348658 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.68 0.93% 183.20 183.48 183.52 185.68 182.82 183.32 54,857,915 16:35:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 25.38B 5.26B 0.3470 5.29 27.81B
Barclays Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BARC. The last closing price for Barclays was 181.52p. Over the last year, Barclays shares have traded in a share price range of 128.34p to 185.68p.

Barclays currently has 15,154,554,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Barclays is £27.81 billion. Barclays has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.29.

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31/3/2015
11:24
Sir David Walker, chairman of Barclays, and Sir John Sunderland, head of the bank’s remuneration committee, rounded on Standard Life Investments after the fund manager spoke out at the lender’s annual shareholder meeting saying it was “unconvinced” of the need to pay such large bonuses.


Sir David said there was “irritation221; at Standard Life’s decision to make its concerns public, while Sir John complained the investment firm, which is a top 10 shareholder in the bank, had not made its concerns known private consultations with major investors.


“It would be good in future if these points could be made in the consultation phase,” said Sir John speaking at the shareholder meeting, after Alison Kennedy, governance and stewardship director at Standard Life, chided the bank over its pay plans.


walker irritation of making its concerns in public
well does the dimwit not no that barcs will not answer any questions of their
criminals in the bank

portside1
31/3/2015
11:09
portside,

Well he's still working through Transform. So closure of branches will take time to see a benefit inlcuding replacing staff in existing branches with machines.

smurfy2001
31/3/2015
11:01
sec I just do not like liars and barcs is full of them
Jenkins told all at the agm last year lies lies lies
the remuneration man was leaving the same man as dished out this years bonuses
for failure .
Jenkins is making Barclays a bank to avoid for all

portside1
31/3/2015
10:56
Morning port......... wonderful insight!!!!!!
seccol
31/3/2015
10:37
RE: John McFarlane.

1. He turned around Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. He spearheaded an effort, called "Breakout", to transform the Bank.

2. He turned around Aviva, just look at the share price performance

3. Let's see what he has up his sleeves for Barclays



diku 31 Mar'15 - 08:25 - 111529 of 111533 0 0

But all too often they are one time performers.....they are not able to repeat the process again....

smurfy2001
31/3/2015
10:21
I have just sent an e mail to Barclays this is what I have put in the e mail

the bank of crooks run by crooks for crooks
the directors milking the company before they leave
Jenkins told the meeting lies at the last agm

they will not answer this e mail as it is fact
and I am disgusted at the directors silence no one in city
believes a word they say now because of all lies

portside1
31/3/2015
09:59
I am concerned about having a very dishonest man as a ceo
the directors are just milking the company on no performance
speaking to a friend in the no in the city Jenkins as failed
yet the directors have taken millions in bonuses for what

portside1
31/3/2015
07:50
Am worried too, regarding increasing political interference and continued regulatory pressures. Dividend reinvestment used to be so beneficial but cant see Barc increasing this anytime soon. Also share price increasing seems unlikely as the negativity on bank shares wont go away any time soon with the election posturing that will now ensue. Thinking of selling up and reinvesting in a more positive and rewarding share.
bothdavis
31/3/2015
07:44
Issue here is the mountain of regulation now in financials and the ongoing compensation issues the sooner they complete the streamlining and exit of divisions whereby the business becomes more simplified the better, it takes time but ultimately I guess the co. will rewarded by the market, to look at RBS., nearly seven years from the crisis and the business is still years away from a sound footing, one thinks that Jenkins is taking as measured an approach as the guy leading RBS., I expect it will come good eventually providing the global economy does not sink, one has to wonder especially since asset values are highly rated on the basis of continuing low rates!
bookbroker
31/3/2015
07:25
But all too often they are one time performers.....they are not able to repeat the process again....
diku
30/3/2015
22:06
Very comfortable to sit tight. BARC will be trading at 350+ this time next year.
eisler
30/3/2015
18:11
The new chairman did wonders for Aviva, he will certainly give Barclays the needed kick.
smurfy2001
30/3/2015
15:26
portside as far as I am concerned this can trade for evermore in a 30p
range.
So long as I get in near the bottom and sell near the top I am quite happy.
Prefer to trade the range as many times as possible rather than stay on the escalator going up and down and only getting the dividends.
Over time my aim is to have bought/sold to get the holding to have a nil cost
value.

seccol
30/3/2015
13:09
the new incoming chairman has bought 5000 shares, hows that for a vote of confidence, last of the big spenders.
16charlie
30/3/2015
13:03
sec. so come on post some good news because barcs as given non for 8 years

the directors have failed the culture at barcs is now worse than it was in 08

portside1
30/3/2015
12:49
I woke up to your same old rant............
seccol
30/3/2015
10:07
Agreed bookbroker. The CEO hasn't been much better. Time for a major overhaul methinks
davew28
30/3/2015
10:02
mbmiah . I am sick of the no end to the fraud at the bank and the silence on what action the bank is taking on the claw back of pay
portside1
30/3/2015
09:54
When it opens up like this morning, it leaves a gap, I would rather if it is going to rise to do it correctly, that's why we get these retraces each time, the sooner Macfarlane starts, the better for shareholders, current chairman has been a lame duck for the past six months!
bookbroker
30/3/2015
09:36
Disappointed that the divi didn't go up at all Probably why the share price is being so stubborn after a decent rally from 200.
mbmiah
30/3/2015
09:34
silence always says one thing trouble
when their are problems it is always silent
hopping and praying it will go away like having
cancer and do not want to face facts

portside1
30/3/2015
09:24
DIVI SOON TO BE PAID 2 APRIL


CAME ACROSS THIS AGAIN RECENTLY




"The Wise Man speaks because he has something to say ... while the Fool speaks because he has to say something."


"While the fool speaks, the wise man keeps silent."

waldron
30/3/2015
09:22
smurfy can not believe our barcs as become such a rotten stinking corrupt bank a bank run by crooks for crooks

investor relations agrees that barcs is a rotten stinking bank
the ceo and chairman agree its a rotten stinking bank
customers no it is
investor no it is

yet the ceo and chairman close their ears and eyes

portside1
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