Phoenix Share Price (PHNX)

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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  11.60 1.54% 765.50 1,747,135 16:35:14
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
767.80 768.50 777.80 758.50 759.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Life Insurance 2,549.00 259.00 66.80 11.5 5,523
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:50:20 O 18,940 765.50 GBX
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Phoenix (PHNX) Latest News (1)

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Date Time Source Headline
24/1/202016:00UKREGPhoenix Group Holdings PLC Holding(s) in Company
17/1/202016:00UKREGPhoenix Group Holdings PLC Publication of Suppl.Prospcts
17/1/202015:30UKREGPhoenix Group Holdings PLC Publication of a Prospectus
08/1/202014:30UKREGPhoenix Group Holdings PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
31/12/201909:00UKREGPhoenix Group Holdings PLC Total Voting Rights
19/12/201914:00UKREGPhoenix Group Holdings PLC Block listing Return
09/12/201916:00UKREGPhoenix Group Holdings PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
06/12/201913:02ITALNCLONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Buone nuove da Pechino, Londra in rialzo
06/12/201909:44ALNCIN THE KNOW: Peel Hunt Not Convinced By Phoenix's ReAssure Purchase
06/12/201907:41ALNCTOP NEWS: Phoenix Group Buys Swiss Re's ReAssure For GBP3.3 Billion
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25/1/2020
08:20		Phoenix Daily Update: 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 753.90p.
Phoenix Group Holdings Plc has a 4 week average price of 729p and a 12 week average price of 694.70p.
The 1 year high share price is 777.80p while the 1 year low share price is currently 626.40p.
There are currently 721,509,919 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,466,125 shares. The market capitalisation of Phoenix Group Holdings Plc is £5,523,158,429.95.
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28/11/2019
15:32		tournesol: Masurenguy Excellent update - this could put the share price back over 750p before Christmas. Is it me or is Christmas getting earlier and earlier? :~)
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28/11/2019
07:32		this_is_me: Excellent results. That should take the share price out of the doldrums. It is the nature of the company's business that that the results from one period to the next can be a bit up and down.
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08/11/2019
13:14		my retirement fund: Although Clive has managed Phoenix spectacularly he never seemed to achieve a decent premium on the share price did he ?
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15/10/2019
15:58		kenmitch: Partly that. But main reason is Brexit latest. Nearly all the bombed out big dividend paying UK shares soared last Friday when deal looked likely, and they have done the same today for same reason. Brexit is key reason such shares have done so badly relative to other markets ever since the Brexit vote in 2016. So any outcome other than no deal could well see these shares rally a lot further. But even a hint of no deal outcome and recent fast gains likely to be lost as quickly as they’ve come! Also worth pointing out is the actual meaning of no deal since many commentators and politicians don’t seem to realise it. Whether a deal or no deal, the next stage is the same. i.e several years of negotiations. The deal or no deal is simply the initial withdrawal stage. No deal will mean negotiations in bad blood, and a deal with both sides far more co-operative with each other. Hence the effort on both sides to get a deal. This post is simply explaining the fairly obvious. There is NO point it leading to a load of pro Brexit or pro Remain ranting posts, because as far as our investments are concerned what matters is NOT what we think but what the market thinks. AND the share price moves today and last Friday show that clearly.
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25/8/2019
07:57		jonwig: According to the FT, PHNX's beta is 0.85, so in a loose sense, 85% of its share price movement is "with the market". Put another way, if the FTSE100 falls 1%, PHNX can be expected to fall 0.85%. I think the beta coefficient is calculated over a number of years of data. Recently PHNX has underperformed by quite a bit. (10% over 1yr vs 6% for FTSE.) Personally I'm much more concerned about a prolonged period of near-zero rates globally than a minor local event. The eurozone banking system will possibly need a bailout, and I'm not at all clear about what will happen to insurance solvency under these conditions. If someone can throw more light on this I'd appreciate it.
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07/8/2019
13:26		speedsgh: Very reassuring results today. However, there surely has to be a reasonable chance that the PHNX share price will fall below 650p what with the rising levels of uncertainty (Brexit, US-China trade war, Iran...)? In such circumstances company fundamentals often go out of the window, irrationality reigns. I would view such an eventuality as a decent top-up opportunity.
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17/7/2019
07:32		tournesol: I think you have misunderstood my comment. Far from bringing politics into this discussion, I'm objecting to other people dragging politics into it. I'm also objecting to attribution of causality which is not supported by evidence. We hear this being done all the time. eg 1 "The Dow fell today because of increased tension in the Gulf." eg 2 "The Dow rose today because of increased tension in the Gulf." It is always useful to report fact - ie that something rose or fell. But when causality for the rise/fall is then attributed to some factor then it is not objective simply to rely on assertion alone. That way lies fake news. The problem is the "because". To claim that a fall in PHNX was caused by Brexit is prima facie lacking in objectivity. Do we think that Brexit influenced the entire market or just PHNX? Is there a particular negative/positive issue which relates specifically to PHNX but not other stocks? Why do we think that Brexit affected PHNX in a specific period but not before or after? What other factors might explain share price weakness? My portfolio, like many others is displaying Goldilocks characterisitics - some stocks have risen, some remain unchanged, some have fallen. Can I safely blame Brexit for the fallers? If so, should I give credit to Brexit for the risers? You get the general idea. My reference to the BBC arises from my observation that their once rigorous reporting of news has become increasingly influenced by political bias. Last week they said that language teaching in schools was being scaled back because of Brexit. I mean really? That's just lazy reporting. It's making Brexit into a pantomime villain. All I want is that we stop blaming Brexit (or anything else) for things which are most probably unrelated.
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08/6/2018
05:16		garycook: Pierre O'Reilly.The last PHNX RI was issued on 28/09/2016,at 508p and until payment day PHNX only dropped to a intraday low of 699.90p on the 02/11/2016.On the Nil paid Rights day on 25/10/2016.The PHNX share price ranged from 730p to 780p,and finished at 755p.PHNX share price has only dropped below £7 once since until now on 12/12/2016 at 697.50p The Offical Nil Rights price on 22/06 is 691p.Mr O'Reilly if PHNX drops to 518p,then you need to buy as many as you can afford,because PHNX at 518p will not be at that price very long if at all.IMHO around the £7 area is as low as the PHNX share price will go Sir !!!
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10/5/2018
10:35		jonwig: Just to add to #2703: the PHNX RNS on 23 Feb was made when the share price was around 750p, so the calculation would have been (assuming 1:2) as follows: Existing shs ... 393.26m @ 750p RI shs ......... 196.63m @ 483p Total .......... 589.89m @ 661p SLA award ...... 147.38m @ 661p = £974m, which looks about right. But, now that the PHNX share price has risen to around 795p, SLA are indeed getting their shares on the cheap! If the PHNX share price had fallen in the interval, the opposite would have been the case. They could rectify the situation by accepting that they need to raise less that £950m or by reducing the cash consideration - I doubt either will happen!
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13/2/2017
10:19		stun12: That would be quite the lump to add. Personally, I'd like to see it happen, though no doubt some volatility in PHNX share price would ensue. Is this why we've had a few days of mild down when the wider market has been ticking up?
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