HRGLF - Hargreaves Lansdown plc
| Previous Close | 9.77 |
| Open | 9.91 |
| Bid | 0.00 x 0 |
| Ask | 0.00 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 9.87 - 9.91 |
| 52 Week Range | 7.96 - 11.89 |
| Volume | |
| Avg. Volume | 537 |
| Market Cap | 4.802B |
| Beta (5Y Monthly) | 0.59 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 14.95 |
| EPS (TTM) | 0.66 |
| Earnings Date | N/A |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 0.47 (4.80%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | Mar 02, 2023 |
| 1y Target Est | N/A |
PA Media: MoneyOne in five first-time buyers taking out mortgages lasting over 35 years
A record 19% of first-time buyers took out mortgages lasting at least 35 years in March, according to figures from UK Finance.
The TelegraphFury as Hargreaves Lansdown introduces ‘robot’ customer service
Customers of Hargreaves Lansdown say quality of service has plummeted after the broker started using bots instead of humans in a bid to cut costs.
ReutersBritain's Hargreaves reports higher net new business
Fund managers who had to battle a tough market in 2022, with investors looking to hold on to their cash amid recessionary fears and volatile stock markets, are now seeing a revival in investor sentiment as the global economic market stablises. Shares of the retail stock broker and fund manager were up about 4% at 834 pence by 0825 GMT. Hargreaves' asset retention of 89.1% was lower than the prior year as clients continued to withdraw cash during a period that saw the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
- Reuters
UPDATE 1-UK's Hargreaves Lansdown reports higher assets in March quarter
British investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown Plc on Thursday reported a jump in its assets under administration (AUA) for a three-month period, supported by an increase in its net new business on the back of a revival in investor sentiment. Fund managers who had to battle a tough market in 2022, with investors looking to hold on to their cash amid recessionary fears and volatile stock markets, are now seeing a revival in investor sentiment as the global economic market stablises. "Macroeconomic uncertainty continues, but the improved activity demonstrates that as confidence returns," CEO Chris Hill said in a statement.
Simply Wall St.With 60% ownership of the shares, Hargreaves Lansdown plc (LON:HL.) is heavily dominated by institutional owners
Key Insights Institutions' substantial holdings in Hargreaves Lansdown implies that they have significant influence...
The TelegraphBrokers failing to pass on interest rates while making a mint off investors’ cash
Britain's biggest investment brokers have been accused of pocketing savings interest earned on investors' cash and failing to pass it on to customers.
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Hargreaves Lansdown's (LON:HL.) Dividend Will Be Increased To £0.127
Hargreaves Lansdown plc's ( LON:HL. ) periodic dividend will be increasing on the 31st of March to £0.127, with...
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Hargreaves Lansdown First Half 2023 Earnings: Revenues Beat Expectations
Hargreaves Lansdown ( LON:HL. ) First Half 2023 Results Key Financial Results Revenue: UK£350.0m (up 20% from 1H 2022...
PA Media: MoneyHargreaves Lansdown cautions over ‘low investor confidence’
Shares in the online trading platform slipped in early trading after it revealed softer demand for funds and shares.
ReutersUK's Hargreaves Lansdown profit rises as savers seek to boost returns
British investment platform Hargreaves Lansdown reported a 31% jump in half-year profit on Wednesday, citing savers' efforts to boost returns in the face of a crippling cost of living crisis. The company benefited from robust growth in its retail unit Active Savings as clients poured more cash into their accounts, and its net interest margin rose helped by higher interest rates. "There is uncertainty and people want to make sure they are getting value from how they are managing their cash savings," Chief Executive Officer Chris Hill told Reuters.
The TelegraphThese are the failing investments you should sell now
Investors have nearly £20bn in funds delivering investment returns far below similar rivals.
Yahoo Finance UKFTSE 100 closes lower as US stocks remain under pressure
FTSE 100 and European stocks extends falls amid rate uncertainties.
The Telegraph‘Nasty shock’ waiting for high earners in retirement
Just one in three high earners with household income above £100,000 are on track to afford a comfortable retirement lifestyle, Britain’s largest broker has warned.
The TelegraphHow a house price crash will crush retirement dreams for millions
A house price crash risks “crushing” homeowners’ long-term finances, as those banking on property wealth in retirement will see their later life resilience fall seven times further than those who rent, new analysis shows.
The TelegraphRevealed: the true cost of being single
Single people are forced to spend £860 more a month on the cost of living than those in couples.
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Despite delivering investors losses of 43% over the past 5 years, Hargreaves Lansdown (LON:HL.) has been growing its earnings
Hargreaves Lansdown plc ( LON:HL. ) shareholders should be happy to see the share price up 16% in the last quarter. But...
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Hargreaves Lansdown plc's (LON:HL.) recent 7.0% pullback adds to one-year year losses, institutional owners may take drastic measures
If you want to know who really controls Hargreaves Lansdown plc ( LON:HL. ), then you'll have to look at the makeup of...
The TelegraphSavers owed £7bn as banks hold back on better rates
Savers have missed out on an estimated £6.8bn in interest payments because the big banks have failed to pass on full interest rate rises since December.
The TelegraphHargreaves Lansdown boss quits after firm hit with multi-million pound Woodford lawsuit
The chief executive of Hargreaves Lansdown has announced he will quit as investors continue to flee Britain’s biggest investment platform and as the company faces a multi-million pound lawsuit over its promotion of funds run by Neil Woodford.
- Reuters
UPDATE 1-UK's Hargreaves hit by lawsuit over Woodford fund failure
Hargreaves Lansdown, a top British investment platform, has been hit by a multi-million pound lawsuit over the failure of fallen star manager Neil Woodford's equity income fund, which left hundreds of thousands of investors nursing losses. Claims management firm RGL said it had filed the claim in London's High Court on Friday on behalf of an initial 3,200 investors against the London blue-chip company, which promoted the former flagship LF Woodford Equity Income Fund (WEIF).
ReutersUK's Hargreaves Lansdown CEO Hill to step down
(Reuters) -Hargreaves Lansdown said on Monday its Chief Executive Officer Chris Hill would step down after more than five years in the role. The British investment platform and digital wealth manager also issued a trading update two days ahead of schedule and reported assets under administration of 122.7 billion pounds ($138.41 billion) as at Sept. 30, down from 123.8 billion pounds at the end of June. Hargreaves and other wealth managers saw their assets under management rise after the COVID-19 pandemic took hold as lockdown savings and low interest rates drove up inflows, but are now witnessing a drop in assets on growth concerns due to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
- Reuters
RPT-UK's Hargreaves hit by lawsuit over Woodford fund failure
Hargreaves Lansdown, a top British investment platform, has been hit by a multi-million pound lawsuit over the failure of fallen star manager Neil Woodford's equity income fund, which left hundreds of thousands of investors nursing losses. Claims management firm RGL said it had filed the claim in London's High Court on Friday on behalf of an initial 3,200 investors against the London blue-chip company, which promoted the former flagship LF Woodford Equity Income Fund (WEIF).
The GuardianHargreaves Lansdown hit by lawsuit on behalf of Woodford fund investors
Claim brought on behalf of initial 3,200 investors caught up in collapse of Neil Woodford’s equity income fund
ReutersUK's Hargreaves hit by lawsuit over Woodford fund failure
LONDON (Reuters) -Hargreaves Lansdown, a top British investment platform, has been hit by a multi-million pound lawsuit over the failure of fallen star manager Neil Woodford's equity income fund, which left hundreds of thousands of investors nursing losses. Claims management firm RGL said it had filed the claim in London's High Court on Friday on behalf of an initial 3,200 investors against the London blue-chip company, which promoted the former flagship LF Woodford Equity Income Fund (WEIF). RGL is also suing Link Fund Solutions (LFS), the fund's authorised corporate director, and said its claim could top 100 million pounds ($112 million).