Schroders Share Discussion Threads

[deadly] 02/7/2021 22:42

Been like that for a year or more. SDRC is a real bargain and the gap may close eventually to what it used to be.

[typo56] 19/3/2020 08:28

Why is SDR so popular at the moment and not SDRC? Someone keen to ensure they get voting rights?

[peterbill] 02/11/2015 10:15

Discussion on where to invest SAB Miller windfall on Fool If considering to reinvest your SAB funds now, where do you currently see particularly good value? I certainly see it in Schroders Non voting shares(SDRC). I am happy to give up democracy, take advantage of the discount, with such effective enlightened despot stewards in control. At 2177p on 13 times earnings, net cash and a running yield of 3.8%, you get exposure to the profits of a family guided outfit that has raised the dividend by an average of 14.7%p.a. over 50 years, 11.3%p.a. over 20 years and 14.5%p.a. over 10 years. Only Cobham (COB) can match that level of such consistent shareholder value creation over the past half century. Dod is right in his assessment. The sale of SDR's investment banking arm for a king's ransom around the turn of the century when that industry was partying like it was 1999, reveals how grounded the firm is at looking after shareholder wealth. There will probably be pricing fee erosion in asset and wealth management going forward, but I think this will be more than offset by growth of assets under administration as individuals are forced to shape their own financial futures with the ending of paternalistic pensions. hTtp://boards.fool.co.uk/if-considering-to-reinvest-your-sab-funds-now-13281858.aspx

[dnevets] 06/5/2011 09:23

Nasty fall yesterday, continuing today.

[nellie1973] 09/3/2011 14:54

http://www.my-share.co.uk/Broker-notes-February-2011/broker-notes-march-2011.html broker upgrade

[triples] 30/7/2009 10:07

SDRC - sdr's non-voting share