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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Standard Life | LSE:SL. | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BVFD7Q58 | ORD 12 2/9P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 410.80 | 413.60 | 413.70 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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05/3/2017 12:34 | I also ditched ADN some time ago. Can see the merit of a merger/takeover - especially on regulation and cost savings - but how about 75:25. Suet | suetballs | |
05/3/2017 11:50 | .I see that the proposed merger with Aberdeen is touted at 66.6% SL and 33.3% Aberdeen. Yet the market caps suggest that 74% SL and 26% ADN is the present comparison. As I feel that SL is doing well and ADN not well I don't see why we should agree what is a generous premium to acquire ADN.I also suspect that the ADN dividend is not sustainable. Maybe the SNP would like it but most of SL shareholders will not be Scottish based. I hold SL but gave up on ADN last year. GAN | ganthorpe | |
05/3/2017 10:14 | Personally, I've always hoped for SL. to be taken over rather than be merged with the likes of ADN.Chinese - should be but.......SL.'s ex final dividend date is only 5 weeks away so it'll be interesting to see which way the price goes and thus the effect on the price of scrip. Watch for Scotgov to bang their drums on Monday as is their wont. Why? Because that's what they do - NOISY AND USELESS. | f1araway | |
05/3/2017 07:49 | Should Be Good ! | chinese investor | |
04/3/2017 20:36 | Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management confirm merger talkshttp://www.bbc. | nithbank | |
04/3/2017 19:53 | Will certainly have to be an RNS from both - be interesting to see how the 2 share prices go - I think they'll both be up decently with Aberdeen probably the bigger rise - been held back by dividend fears recently. | terry topper | |
04/3/2017 17:58 | More on this. Lots of savings (ie lots of job cuts) though the leak may scupper the deal. I guess we will see an RNS either way monday morning. I hold quite a lot of these, and they also manage about 25% of the funds (with mixed results). So its interesting on a few levels. £200m saving is a lot when profit is £750m a year...of course that would be over the combined entity, roughly 130m would be attributable to SL EDIT : Merger talks confirmed - be interesting to see what happens monday... | dr biotech | |
04/3/2017 15:08 | Standard Life, Aberdeen Said to Hold Merger Talks, Standard Life, Aberdeen Said to Hold Merger Talks, Sky Reports by John Glover March 4, 2017, 2:35 PM GMT Merged company would manage more than 600 billion pounds Standard Life’s market value is almost twice Aberdeen’s Standard Life Plc and Aberdeen Asset Management Plc, two of the U.K.’s largest fund managers, have been holding talks about an 11 billion-pound ($13.5 billion) merger that would create one of the world’s biggest asset managers, Sky News reported on its website, without saying how it obtained the information. The merged company would manage more than 600 billion pounds and employ more than 9,000 people, with a possible annual cost savings of 200 million pounds, Sky said. The combined company may be run jointly by Martin Gilbert and Keith Skeoch, the chief executives of Aberdeen and Standard Life, respectively, while Gerry Grimstone, Standard Life’s chairman, would probably chair the new group, Sky reported. Standard Life has a market value of 7.5 billion pounds, almost double the 3.77 billion-pound value of Aberdeen. Standard Life shares have risen 1.75 percent so far this year, closing at 378.5 pence on Friday. Aberdeen’s stock is up 11.3 percent, closing at 286.4 pence. Merger talk has swirled around Aberdeen in recent weeks amid outflows from its funds as a strengthening U.S. dollar encourages investors to switch money out of emerging markets, where Aberdeen is strongest. The company said on Feb. 2 that assets under management fell to 302.7 million pounds in the final quarter of the year, a decline of 10.5 billion pounds in the period. Investor sentiment stalled following Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election, with investors putting asset allocation decisions on hold, CEO Martin Gilbert said. Aberdeen also has been looking to the U.S. for possible transactions, including the purchase of Pioneer Investments’ U.S. business, Sky reported. A Standard Life spokesman declined to comment. Aberdeen’s spokesman said he wasn’t immediately able to comment. | cheshire man | |
03/3/2017 13:44 | Blue Skies Until 400p ! Chinese Investor (SL.) 15 Feb '17 - 08:58 380p Soon ! | chinese investor | |
03/3/2017 13:42 | Is this rise going to hold or is going to fall back like it did other day | granville23 | |
03/3/2017 10:35 | GO GO TRUMPIE ! | chinese investor | |
01/3/2017 17:38 | The Donald effect is not a safe position | joshuam | |
01/3/2017 10:48 | Recovery Continues ! | chinese investor | |
26/2/2017 13:25 | Pete, there has been a net outflow on GARS, have not listened to the conference call and Q&A yet, so just have the total FUM figure which is in the report. GARS makes a very easy angle for journalists to highlight, so find many articles miss the wider business potential. As mentioned hoping for lower levels to add. Fully accept it would be more positive without a net outflow. | essentialinvestor | |
26/2/2017 12:44 | Is it increasing or decreasing? This is what the brokers bang on about. | petewy | |
26/2/2017 10:29 | GARS is approx £47 Billion of £357 Billion FUM. | essentialinvestor | |
25/2/2017 20:00 | The funds return is a big worry !! While overall assets under management rose 16pc to £357.1bn in the year to the end of December, Standard Life’s Global Asset Return Strategies (GARS) fund suffered a £4.3bn “outflow” Chief executive Keith Skeoch Standard Life chief executive Keith Skeoch Credit: Graham Flack The fund has returned only 0.4pc over the past year, a fraction of the sector’s average, after positions it took went awry. | gretel1921 | |
24/2/2017 16:45 | A Monday dip would be most welcome to add. | essentialinvestor | |
24/2/2017 16:43 | The numbers look broadly ok to me although the eps numbers for 2016 v 2015 are not strictly comparable. The dividend increase is probably the best guide to future performance. Responsible Boards don't usually increase them unless they are reasonably satisfied on future earnings growth. | ygor706 | |
24/2/2017 16:42 | Yeah, they overlook the 50bn increase in assets under management and big rise in eps The Gars fund will probably be split up as it's so large. However, the fund fortunes are likely to change as these things broadly even out over time. The 8% rise in divi is excellent and shows confidence. | big7ime | |
24/2/2017 15:09 | The market reacted to the GARS net outflow and it's recent poor relative performance, the City scribblers have an obsession with GARS. It's just one piece of a growing business. | essentialinvestor | |
24/2/2017 14:57 | Looks solid to me in terms of results. As most of us are aware fat share price moves in either direction are pretty routine with SL. | essentialinvestor | |
24/2/2017 14:43 | Well it's dipping! | f1araway | |
24/2/2017 14:38 | Good results and increase in divi..... will be holding all mine and will look to add on any dips, | spcecks |
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