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Standard Life was founded in 1825 and is headquartered in Edinburgh, GB
Standard Life Office Locations
Standard Life has offices in Edinburgh, London, Dublin, Glasgow and in 6 other locations
Edinburgh, GB (HQ)
Standard Life House 30 Lothian Rd
Graz, AT
9 Arche Noah
Frankfurt am Main, DE
15 Lyoner Str.
Standard Life Data and Metrics
Standard Life Financial Metrics
Standard Life's revenue was reported to be £6.2 b in FY, 2015 which is a 56% decrease from the previous period.
GBP
Revenue (FY, 2015) | 6.2 b |
Revenue growth (FY, 2014 - FY, 2015), % | (56%) |
Net income (FY, 2015) | 156 m |
Market capitalization (24-Jul-2017) | 8.3 b |
Closing share price (24-Jul-2017) | 4.2 |
Cash (31-Dec-2015) | 2 b |
Standard Life's current market capitalization is £8.3 b.
| GBP | FY, 2013 | FY, 2014 | FY, 2015 |
|---|---|---|---|
Revenue | 14.3 b | 14 b | 6.2 b |
Revenue growth, % | (2%) | (56%) | |
Pre tax profit | 484 m | 543 m | 225 m |
Net Income | 311 m | 361 m | 156 m |
| GBP | FY, 2013 | FY, 2014 | FY, 2015 |
|---|---|---|---|
Cash | 1.6 b | 1.8 b | 2 b |
Accounts Receivable | 6.8 b | 6 b | 5.5 b |
Current Assets | 135 b | 142.8 b | 143 b |
PP&E | 4.9 b | 6.8 b | 6.5 b |
Goodwill | 33 m | 39 m | 64 m |
Total Assets | 139.9 b | 149.6 b | 149.5 b |
Accounts Payable | 22.6 b | 23 b | 21.2 b |
Current Liabilities | 137.3 b | 146.6 b | 146.4 b |
Total Liabilities | 138 b | 147.3 b | 147.1 b |
Retained Earnings | 49 m | 361 m | 156 m |
Total Equity | 2 b | 2.3 b | 2.4 b |
Financial Leverage | 70.2 x | 64.4 x | 61.2 x |
| GBP | FY, 2013 | FY, 2014 | FY, 2015 |
|---|---|---|---|
Cash From Operating Activities | (44 m) | 513 m | 718 m |
Cash From Financing Activities | (332 m) | (350 m) | (516 m) |
Income Taxes Paid | (173 m) | (182 m) | (69 m) |
| GBP | Y, 2015 |
|---|---|
Revenue/Employee | 839.9 k |
Financial Leverage | 61.2 x |
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Standard Life News and Updates
August 23, 2017
‘Purposeful Capitalism’ and risk management
Purposeful Capitalism describes an evolution of capitalism wherein the investment industry becomes more professional, ethical, and client-centric. The scenario detailed in the Future State of the Investment Profession study examines ways in which organisations may evolve with greater focus placed…
August 21, 2017
Seneca says it will stop investing in US stocks and shares
Investment manager Seneca has caused a stir in the industry today, saying that it will completely eliminate exposure to US equities in its Global Income & Growth Trust. The firm believes that the US has moved from the “recovery” phase of the business cycle to the “expansion” phase, at which p…
May 17, 2017
Dublin for us: Standard Life chairman reveals EU base plans
Standard Life will likely pick Dublin as its new EU base, the chairman of the FTSE 100 firm will tell shareholders today. Unlike many of its life insurance rivals, Standard Life has thousands of customers in the EU and already has a substantial presence in the Irish capital. Read more: New Sta…
May 16, 2017
Woodford's fund three years on: Were investors right to follow him?
There are few names in the investment world that ever come close to being household. The likes of Warren Buffett, Anthony Bolton and Neil Woodford are in a very select group. So when the latter announced that he was leaving Invesco Perpetual after a very successful 25-year career, in which he …
May 15, 2017
City firms rally behind financial education push in primary schools
Sixteen heavy-hitting City firms have launched a campaign to give thousands of primary school children a better foundation in financial education. The campaign, called KickStart Money and co-ordinated by the Tax Incentivised Savings Association (TISA), aims to invest £1m to provide financial educ…
May 14, 2017
$385 BILLION FUND CHIEF: There are too many fund managers on Wall Street
Investors have been pouring their money into low-cost index funds at a clip, leaving some people wondering if the active management business is dead.
Warren Buffett, the billionaire every investor looks to for advice, has repeatedly said anyone who gives their money to someo…