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PHNX Phoenix Group Holdings Plc

520.00
-0.50 (-0.10%)
Last Updated: 16:03:25
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Phoenix Group Holdings Plc LSE:PHNX London Ordinary Share GB00BGXQNP29 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.50 -0.10% 520.00 520.00 520.50 521.00 515.00 517.00 1,126,275 16:03:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Life Insurance 22.81B -116M -0.1158 -44.91 5.21B
Phoenix Group Holdings Plc is listed in the Life Insurance sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PHNX. The last closing price for Phoenix was 520.50p. Over the last year, Phoenix shares have traded in a share price range of 436.40p to 580.50p.

Phoenix currently has 1,001,581,257 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Phoenix is £5.21 billion. Phoenix has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -44.91.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/10/2024
14:34
UBS

Are talking through their hat

This produces 10.25% at these levels but such is the nervousness gripping the markets that it goes under the radar.

Until the markets get a grip I will continue to sit and sulk and do nothing

Be good all

jubberjim
07/10/2024
12:15
Don't forget Sue Gray's Envoy non-job on £170k....
They don't say she took a pay cut to move. Thinking about it, she probably got a pay rise...

fenners66
07/10/2024
10:20
It was mentioned earlier in the year…. insolvency issues? Potential take over?
badgal
07/10/2024
09:54
Anything those charlatans downgrade goes straight to the top of my 'potential adds' list.

Investment banks and their 'analysts' - lol.

shbgetreal
07/10/2024
09:28
My wife received a £30 increase in her tax coding when she worked for a estate agency company. This was to cover her costs in respect of cleaning her uniform. The uniform was provided by the estate agency but no cleaning regime.

Now, perhaps 30 years after leaving the employ, that increased tax code still sits on her record.

Joe Say: the report explained that teachers are often paid over £50,000 (heads, deputy heads, etc etc) and the unions felt it would be unfair to penalise public employees who have provided a lifetime of service to the state. I mentioned the employer contribution by way of ameliorating the 'pain' that could be felt by such selfless toilers for the state.

mcunliffe1
07/10/2024
09:12
I would imagine tax relief on dry cleaning should be high on the agenda.

That can apply from the highest in the land to the lowest of the low.

No excuses for the self entitled few

jubberjim
07/10/2024
09:04
But employers contributions would be irrelevant surely?

All that counts is what the EE contributes.

joe say
07/10/2024
08:53
The Mail today reports that the unions have advised Rachel to avoid hitting pensions in respect of the flat-line tax relief.

They say it would unduly affect public sector workers as many teachers etc. earn over the £50,000 figure mentioned and they would be in for a £1,000 tax bill.

I suppose such is the perils associated with over 28% 'employer' (us taxpayers) contribution towards a teachers salary.

mcunliffe1
07/10/2024
08:43
Think maybe fed up as am I with the inertia currently enveloping the FTSE until Rachel Reeves has her say .

Lethargy rules

jubberjim
06/10/2024
23:29
And this from a company (thanks to CS) about to be declared insolvent within 6 months-wait and see.
cumnor
06/10/2024
19:11
UBS has downgraded shares in Phoenix Group Holdings PLC (LSE:PHNX) saying the "risk-reward" equation is now "balanced".

In a short note to clients, it moved its recommendation to 'neutral' from 'buy' with a target price of 530p, down from 610p.

"Low solvency and high leverage remain risks to investment case," UBS said. "However, [the] payout ratio and falling IFRS equity risks remain overdone."

Published: 4 Oct 2024

gbh2
04/10/2024
18:01
UBS downgrade on solvency(?) wowzers
growthpotential
04/10/2024
17:51
Bad for the economy but ultimately good for the planet.
lord gnome
04/10/2024
17:28
Both the Ukraine war and the Israeli war will not end they just fade away from time to time
The big economic problem is the global collapse of the birth rate - too many old people and not enough workers...
There is no solution.

Oh well.

netcurtains
04/10/2024
16:32
This may seem off topic but is relevant

Way way back when the Iraq war kicked off Fred Goodman of Intasun had started an airline after (Freddie Laker) Europe Air.

The war took that down along with Intasun

People stopped flying

Everything went to hell in a basket in next to no time

So I will continue to stay in cash and listen to my inner demons which are telling me to avoid for time being the riches? On offer????

Have a good weekend everyone.

Interesting report from BBC as to the lead up to the current crisis.

And I couldn't t agree more.

Be safe and stay solvent

jubberjim
04/10/2024
16:02
Interesting
netcurtains
04/10/2024
15:36
net
i have lived through so many mideast crises - as you have
a regional war is not on
too many global financial interests involved
i lived through 1972 and couldn't sleep even after having lived through the cuban missile crisis.
where have all the flowers gone?
not from nuclear war but a burning earth.
so glad i won't be around to see it
sometimes malthusian perspectives are correct.

adejuk
04/10/2024
15:01
I bought a few more...
I think fall might have been over done...
But if not I still get 10% dividend...
I cant see it falling another 10% (touchwood) so I win 😀

netcurtains
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