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Hightrack
The final dividend for 2022 is 1.6p. It goes ex dividend on 13th April this year. So if you multiply the total shares in each daily update by 1.6p that is the amount of dividend that will be saved at ex dividend date.

Hightrack
SUFC asked if I could also include in my daily posts how much final dividend payment will be saved with the total shares cancelled to date.

After 18 trading days, buyback complete to date:
Total shares to date....................................................545,768,516
Aggregate cost to date... ......................................... . £266,122,417.05
Average price paid to date.........................................48.761p
Percentage of £2 billion buyback completed...........13.31%

And for SUFC
Final Dividend payment saved to date..................... £8,732,296.26

If ones Ego is as high as the portfolio value..........

DUP confirm today they will vote against Sunaks deal with EU over revised NI Protocol.

Probably briefing Putin about China plans for invasion of Taiwan!

FED and BoE MPC caught between a rock and a hard place this week!

DOW Futures currently down -0.28%. Positive on opening bell?

What a turnaround........FTSE now up!

bradmarksaeng
Did you close out your short this morning?

FTSE Futures on IG are falling, currently down -33pts (-0.46%).

Most Asian markets are down around -0.8% to -1%. Hong Kong down around -2.8%. Hong Kong market probably worried more about the Chinese property developer Evergrande which is facing an adjourned court hearing today on a winding up petition.

Brixton
"Danny Blanchflower said Wednesday will give more insight, but he didn't sound optimistic . I don't know the reason for Wednesday ?"
FED interest rate decision on Wednesday.
and
BoE MPC interest rate decision on Thursday.

"UBS is gonna tank in the morning"
Why? HSBC did not tank after buying SVB UK.

lol

What was his job role at Lloyds?

Credit Suisse share holders will have no say/vote on the deal and are going to be thrown under a bus.

BOE MPC rate decision Thursday, FED decision on Wednesday.

The most important thing to do before WW3 is max out on your credit card.

The future of Credit Suisse was hanging in the balance last night as potential buyers circled the stricken Swiss lender.

In the biggest banking crisis since the 2008 crash, Switzerland's central bank was frantically trying to orchestrate a deal that could be announced before markets open tomorrow.

More than £400 billion was wiped off the bank shares last week after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in the US spooked savers and investors.

But the plight of Credit Suisse, which employs around 5,000 bankers in London, has also rocked markets. Its shares tested new lows last week even after it was thrown a £45 billion lifeline by the Swiss authorities. The 167-year-old bank is now effectively up for sale, with larger Swiss rival UBS looking to table a bid that experts say could result in the break-up of the second-largest in Switzerland.

The Bank of England is also closely monitoring developments because Credit Suisse is deemed a 'systemically important' bank – in other words, too big to fail. Its collapse would send shockwaves across the financial system, experts warn.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-11875837/Banks-scramble-stricken-Credit-Suisse.html