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Standard Chartered profit jumps 46% on wealth management strength

Standard Chartered reported a 46% increase in third-quarter net profit, reaching US$1.5 billion. This growth was driven by strong performance in wealth management and cross-border lending, which helped to offset provisions related to geopolitical tensions and the property market. The bank's shares saw an 8% increase following the release of these positive earnings. AI

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Standard Chartered profit jumps 46% on wealth management strength

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Yulu Ao ·

    Standard Chartered shares jump 8% after third-quarter earnings beat forecast

    Standard Chartered’s third-quarter net profit rose 46 per cent as strong growth in wealth management and lower credit impairment buffered one of Hong Kong’s three note-issuing banks from provisions linked to geopolitical tensions. The bank’s shares jumped more than 8 per cent to …