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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Banco Santander S.a. | LSE:BNC | London | Ordinary Share | ES0113900J37 | ORD EUR0.50 (CDI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
-3.50 | -0.89% | 388.00 | 390.50 | 391.50 | 395.00 | 388.50 | 395.00 | 322,060 | 16:35:13 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Commercial Banks, Nec | 59.64B | 11.08B | 0.6999 | 7.22 | 79.92B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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03/10/2022 09:10 | Divi 5.83 euro exd 31st oct22 | action | |
13/9/2022 18:18 | At best is trading share. MM darling is Natwest. | action | |
12/9/2022 16:03 | Firm share price since the european base rate hike. And this extract from a recent article. ----- Today’s most important ECB announcement was not the 75 bps hike. Instead, it was the sneaky wink to European excess liquidity and the banking sector. In 2020-2021, European banks borrowed more than EUR 2 trillion from the ECB via the so-called TLTRO operations. The borrowing conditions were extremely advantageous with interest rates as low as -1% for the Jun20-Jun22 period and after that equivalent to the average ECB deposit rate throughout the lifetime of the TLTRO operation. Please notice: that’s the average between -50 bps (ECB depo until Jun22) and the new prevailing ECB depo from now onwards. Now, there are roughly 2 more years to go before these TLTRO loans mature but banks could in principle opt to repay early - hence reducing the ECB balance sheet. Today, the ECB gave a nice incentive to banks NOT to repay these loans though: The funding costs are low: they were locked for Jun20-Jun22 at -1% for basically all banks, and going forward they will be equivalent to the average ECB depo rate between Jun22 and the maturity of the TLTRO loan. Looking at market-implied forwards, that means roughly 25/50 bps borrowing costs ahead. But on the investment side, banks will be making good money: if they merely park the excess reserves they borrow back at the ECB, according to the same market-implied forwards they will be making on average 125/150 bps! With such an incentive schemes, it’s very likely European banks won’t be repaying these loans. | flyfisher | |
08/9/2022 20:35 | Will catch up not you comparing it | action | |
08/9/2022 20:34 | That is HL says as well. LOL. | action | |
08/9/2022 16:29 | Bo Ireleand up 7.5% Santander up 0.7%. Jeez !!! | my retirement fund | |
08/9/2022 15:37 | Broken 210p. | action | |
08/9/2022 13:50 | High of the day and above 210p | action | |
05/9/2022 20:11 | 190p to 210p range. Anyone? | action | |
01/9/2022 10:30 | R we going to new lower trading range ie 190p to 220p | action | |
26/8/2022 11:54 | Lloyds natwest barclays all up.This one is still trying to find bottom | action | |
22/8/2022 10:32 | I recon 201p is on card | action | |
19/8/2022 16:23 | Added BNC to my watchlist - beginning to look very cheap. | gateside | |
19/8/2022 15:34 | We may see the year low again b4 it starts its journey upward. | action | |
19/8/2022 15:32 | Look at Natwest. Flying away . MM darling. | action | |
19/8/2022 15:30 | jeez this manages to disappoint at every turn | my retirement fund | |
19/8/2022 15:23 | Banks margin will improve in 3rd qtr. Cnbc contributor for american banks.It may improve for all banks generally.. | action | |
19/8/2022 13:17 | It may reach 230p around next divi in October November. | action | |
19/8/2022 12:38 | Int rates are going up every where. This one is still struggling to get over 230p. | action | |
19/8/2022 10:14 | Going down. False dawn of 225p | action | |
18/8/2022 16:07 | Last year divi per on 5th nov 21. Higher than May divi. | action | |
18/8/2022 14:29 | do we know what the next dividend may be ? | my retirement fund |
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