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STB Secure Trust Bank Plc

792.00
18.00 (2.33%)
28 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Secure Trust Bank Plc LSE:STB London Ordinary Share GB00B6TKHP66 ORD 40P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  18.00 2.33% 792.00 780.00 790.00 792.00 792.00 792.00 3,597 16:35:07
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 185.5M 24.3M 1.2796 6.19 150.4M
Secure Trust Bank Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker STB. The last closing price for Secure Trust Bank was 774p. Over the last year, Secure Trust Bank shares have traded in a share price range of 550.00p to 942.00p.

Secure Trust Bank currently has 18,989,577 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Secure Trust Bank is £150.40 million. Secure Trust Bank has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.19.

Secure Trust Bank Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/12/2022
15:16
LINTON519 Dec '22 - 10:06 - 420 of 421
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On my watchlist getting very tempting but will be patient good long term hold anyway
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Linton, out of interest, what are you waiting for?

brucie5
19/12/2022
10:18
Good yield ,
daler1966
19/12/2022
10:06
On my watchlist getting very tempting but will be patient good long term hold anyway
linton5
15/12/2022
15:42
Lucky we can buy around this price imho.
Shame to miss the opportunity if people are a little patient.

p1nkfish
15/12/2022
15:15
Chart is very compressed, suggesting a break one way or other. I hold.
brucie5
14/12/2022
19:18
Very well presented and contained a lot of info.

Must be a buy at this depressed level.
IMHO dyor

retsius
14/12/2022
15:17
Good find - thanks Tomps2.
Impressive presentation.

brucie5
14/12/2022
14:37
Introducing Secure Trust Bank (STB) - December 2022

Secure Trust Bank CEO, David McCreadie gives an overview of this specialist lending business, which is also a regulated bank. David joined STB about three years ago, initially as a Non-Exec director, he took over as CEO two years ago and gives an update on what they've been doing, the strategy going forward and the impact of the current economic climate.

Watch the video here:

Or listen to the podcast here:

tomps2
30/11/2022
16:04
Does anyone have an email address for the MD? I can’t seem to find one on the website or any RNS?
digger18
29/11/2022
20:34
None too good that he doesn't already.
p1nkfish
29/11/2022
18:52
Digger18

Send an email to David McCreadie he’d want to know.

retsius
29/11/2022
18:50
Digger18
Thanks for posting an update.

I am very shocked you have not had any callback from Customer Services.
There must be something wrong here, they were posting 90% customer satisfaction not long ago.

retsius
29/11/2022
17:17
Fair enough. Thanks for response. I'm hoping that quite aside from the specific merits of the business (or demerits) the sector is benefiting from higher interest rates. And STB pays a decent dividend while meeting three Stock screens. Meanwhile 600 looks like the bottom on the five-year view so I'm willing to be the patient holder.
brucie5
29/11/2022
16:22
Because their rates are very good and I am shareholder as well.
digger18
29/11/2022
14:50
digger18, sorry to hear that. I wonder what's going on. Out of interest - and as a shareholder here - why did you choose STB? I would have through it's well under the radar of most savers?
brucie5
29/11/2022
13:27
Well they clearly don’t want deposits!
Both my wife and I want to open ISA and easy access accounts, the after three weeks of trying, an email and a call to customer service, still nothing! Very disappointing as a shareholder and business now taken elsewhere. So I can only assume that there is too much red tape or staff shortages or they do t need the business.

digger18
23/11/2022
17:17
And we're not going to be getting any trading update until January. That should give us a better feel for how things are going. Given the share price a lot of bad news must already be in the price, but if the recession really does last as long as the BoE thinks there's not going to be any let up for a while. I suspect the best we can hope for is that any news is not as bad as the market is discounting. And remember that the impact of an economic downturn takes a while to feed through into the banking system.
mwj1959
21/11/2022
14:23
Email sent; I will post the reply.
digger18
21/11/2022
08:12
digger18
Let us know how you get on.
R.

retsius
20/11/2022
18:02
Someone needs a sharp finger nail somewhere sensitive.
Not acceptable.
An email to CEO might help highlight their obvious failings.

p1nkfish
20/11/2022
17:41
An immediate email would be my response.
R.

retsius
20/11/2022
17:18
I am a shareholder here, but I am disappointed with the company.
I tried to open an ISA account online and having completed the process, faced a statement as follows: “Thank you for your application. There are a few checks that need to be done and once these have been completed we will be in touch. Note that this can take up to five working days”
Two weeks later, I have heard nothing!
My wife also tried to open up a new Easy access savings account and she also received the same message. Again, ten days later, still nothing.
This is not good customer service and does not bode well. Why don’t they want to “receive”; money from customers!!

digger18
08/11/2022
14:54
I think the fall is because STB is seen as a bet on the UK economy and UK consumer and it has a downer on it for upteen reasons. Won't go there as we all know what's happening.

The patient will be rewarded imho and be paid something to wait in the meantime too.
GLA. i have been adding, have no timescales and no particular target currently. It just looks overdone.

p1nkfish
08/11/2022
13:53
Even if they cut the full year dividend the yield here would still be way above 7%.

With the all the various negatives to one side, there are still a few positives. Houses will likely carry on being sold even if volumes are down, hence mortgages still sold (again even if lower volumes), Loans and credit card lending likely to rise due to cost of living and struggling customers generally borrowing more (although that can lead to bad debts of course) and higher interest rates will massively help banks.

Just trying to make sense of this fall that's all..

cfro
08/11/2022
12:07
Maybe unreliability of dividends in the past? Is MTRO any comparator?
Yes, it does now seem cheap, so in theory, that's the time to buy an income stock. You should get best of both worlds: high captured income + capital growth too come.

brucie5
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