Standard Chartered is exploring a sale of its wealth management and retail operations in three African countries as the banking giant seeks to free up firepower for its investment plans.

Standard Chartered says it believes that in the third quarter of this year, it will be able to speak about who are possibly ...

Standard Chartered Plc is considering expanding its presence in Africa to grow its wealth and transactions businesses, ... South Africa said in an interview in Johannesburg.

Standard Chartered repositions for growth. The move aligns with the London-based bank’s broader strategy to concentrate on wealth management and cross-border transactional services, following a ...

Investec has been named the best-performing bank in the UK and has shot up the rankings to beat Standard Bank back home in South Africa. This is according to The Banker’s latest rankings, which ...

Standard Chartered's decision to divest African assets is part of a broader effort to optimize its global footprint. By David Indeje 2024-11-28 No Comments 2 Mins Read Standard Chartered PLC plans to ...

British banking group Standard Chartered is considering the sale of select wealth and retail banking (WRB) businesses in Africa. The decision to explore the sale of its WRB units in Botswana ...

Standard Chartered sees risks to South Africa’s 2% growth forecast for 2025. Tawanda Karombo | Published 4 months ago. 3min. With South Africa managing to limit load shedding over the past few ...

Standard Chartered eyes sale of three African retail banking businesses. The London-listed lender is in the middle of a restructure, reining in its mass retail business and simplifying the group.

LONDON - Standard Chartered (OTC:SCBFF) PLC is in the process of divesting its Wealth & Retail Banking operations in Botswana, Uganda, and Zambia as part of a strategic refocus on its affluent ...

Standard Chartered economists said: “The repo rate is expected to drop to 7.0% until inflation decreases. CPI inflation is ...