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Hope you averaged in during market sell-off…been very undisappointed with this IT
Rubbish performance, surely could see this coming, could do better myself, very disappointing.
Yes, I thought the same as you, but look at what happened in the first week of the merger, we are hit by fevertree collapse, perhaps the old manager, Mr Beal, was not as bad as the pundits painted him.
An unhappy start to say the least....
My sizeable holding of DNDL will betroth me to you shortly, as the two ITs merge. Looking forward to an even better performance in due course!
'Standard Life UK Smaller Companies and FRC Meetings' Blog post available here: hTTps://www.sharesoc.org/blog/company-news/standard-life-uk-smaller-companies-frc-meetings/
Pension reforms catch industry off-guard as people rush to access retirement cash: Problems at financial firms have left people who had hoped to get access to their retirement cash under new rules that came into force in April stymied by companies’ lack of readiness for the changes.
Standard Life aims for pole position as China builds a pensions market: China will take its first steps early in 2015 towards opening up a pensions market, as its regulators consult western insurers on tax incentives for long-term saving
I've been in and out of this share for years. The dividends have been good, but the share price hasn't risen much in the last year. Any thoughts about the return of cash and the effect on share price? There was an initial rise when this was first announced.
This is the SL smaller cos IT - ticker SLS (a company in its own right) - you're confusing it with ticker SL.
Gold Standard: Until 2006 Standard Life was a staid mutual insurer. A stock market listing gave the group go-faster stripes. The change is reflected in the lucrative £2.2 billion disposal of a Canadian insurance business to Manulife, further tilting the group towards the fast-growing savings trade. Standard Life shares jumped 8% to a record high, adding £740 million to the capitalisation and taking the stock to a healthy premium over Prudential. It helps that investors will get £1.75 billion of disposal proceeds. Expansionary Manulife is filling in gaps on a map. Mr Nish must believe he has fewer of those, or he would be keeping more of the cash to invest. The company’s recent acquisition of fund Manager Ignis cost a modest £390 million. There is a paradox in businesses sitting on cash, or returning it, when the FTSE 100 is at a 14-year high. Standard Life claims the disposal will not dilute earnings per share, though this requires the sleight of hand of a stock consolidation.
Standard Life is to dispose of its Canadian business for £2.2bn in a deal that will fund a bumper cash payout to shareholders worth almost a fifth of the FTSE 100 pensions group’s market value. The Scottish financial services company disclosed on Wednesday it would sell its operation in Canada – its largest division outside the UK – to Manulife. (Financial Times)
Royal London says pension fees cap could cost £1 billion: The Government’s plans to cap fees paid by savers in pension schemes could end up costing the insurance industry £1 billion, the Chief Executive of the mutual Royal London has warned.
Standard Life nears £250 million India deal: Standard Life is on the cusp of a £250 million deal in India that would see it cash in on some of the first economic reforms by Narendra Modi, the recently elected Prime Minister.
Ive been watching this stock for sometime and took the plunge to buy today! Lets hope it continues to rise.
Great uptrend here
anyone here...... Guys take a look