StanChart CFO Halford on Capital Standards, Brexit

Standard Chartered CFO Andy Halford discusses the recent 6% share price drop, emphasizing the context of prior gains. He addresses dividend expectations, capital adequacy, and regulatory challenges, particularly Basel IV. Halford outlines the bank's growth strategy, highlighting improved earnings and geographical revenue concerns. He also touches on Brexit's impact and the bank's international strategy, including plans for Frankfurt as an EU hub.

What was the reason for the recent 6% drop in Standard Chartered's share price?

• Negative earnings report

• A correction after a strong rise

• Regulatory fines

• A sudden market crash

Why has Standard Chartered delayed its dividend payout decision?

• Regulatory uncertainties

• Shareholder disagreements

• Market volatility

• Lack of profits

What is the main challenge in estimating the impact of Basel IV on capital requirements?

• High market volatility

• Inadequate financial models

• Unclear regulatory decisions

• Lack of historical data

What has been the trend in Standard Chartered's earnings over the past few years?

• Fluctuating unpredictably

• Improving significantly

• Stagnant

• Declining steadily

What is Standard Chartered's target for return on equity?

• 4%

• 6%

• 10%

• 8%

Which region showed revenue growth for Standard Chartered?

• Africa

• Europe

• Greater China

• Middle East

How is Brexit expected to impact Standard Chartered's operations?

• Minimal impact due to small UK-Europe business

• Major restructuring of European operations

• Complete withdrawal from the UK market

• Significant relocation of staff