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Get alerts for STTWest Bay BDC LLC has signed an important agreement with Citibank and State Street Bank.
NeutralState Street is named as custodian, collateral agent, and collateral administrator on the agreement. The filing gives no payment or risk details showing how these roles change State Street's business outlook.
Bernie Moreno wants to let people under 40 invest in Trump’s accounts, saying it could change everything.
Good for STTState Street’s fund is used for these accounts, and a proposed expansion to adults under 40 could bring it more invested money. Congress has not approved the plan.
State Street Corp says it issued $750 million in new notes and $1.25 billion in bank notes.
NeutralState Street and its bank raised about $2 billion by issuing notes. The cash adds funding and repayment duties, with no stated use, so its outlook is unchanged.
Analysts change their predictions for State Street after the company’s third-quarter results.
NeutralState Street's profit per share beat estimates and fees grew, but sales missed slightly and analysts split on price targets. The report does not clearly change its outlook.
State Street shares details from its earnings call for the third quarter of 2026.
Good for STTState Street reported higher third-quarter profit and sales, record client assets, and plans for more share buybacks. Its results and outlook point to stronger business activity.
State Street made a record $4 billion last quarter thanks to high fees, busy trading, and better profits.
Good for STTState Street grew fees and interest income, and profit per share beat forecasts, though sales slightly missed and its capital cushion fell. The results favor the company overall.
State Street, Fastenal, and other major stocks dropped in early trading on Wednesday.
NeutralState Street slightly beat profit-per-share estimates but missed sales estimates. Since those results point in different directions, the report does not clearly change its outlook.
State Street Corp shares how it did financially and named a new board member, Alexander Vollert.
NeutralState Street released its third-quarter results, but this filing gives no figures. It also names a new director and plans to repay notes with cash, leaving the business outlook unchanged.
Companies will share their earnings on October 14, 2026.
NeutralState Street is expected to report $3.67 per share and $4.04 billion in sales. These are estimates, not results, so the story does not show a change in its business.
Fund managers are worried about the stock market and think Treasury yields could hit 6%.
NeutralThe story lists State Street funds and describes a possible move from stocks to bonds at a 6% Treasury yield. It reports no change in State Street's business, so its outlook is unchanged.
SL Investment Fund II LLC has signed an important agreement with UBS AG and State Street Bank.
NeutralState Street is named as collateral agent and custodian in the loan agreement amendment. The filing gives no terms or duties that show a change to its business outlook.
Bitcoin is falling behind the Nasdaq this year, but one expert thinks that's a good thing.
NeutralState Street is mentioned via the SPDR S&P 500 ETF and broader crypto rule talks; the story gives no concrete business change, so it leaves State Street unchanged.
Today, there are 10 financial stocks that showed big trading activity.
Good for STTStifel saw a put option trade described as bullish, which implies traders used puts in a way that the reporter labeled bullish for the stock.
Experts advise against betting against the bond sell-off, suggesting a more favorable trading opportunity.
NeutralState Street’s strategist is cited on duration compensation demand, but the source offers insufficient firm-level detail to determine a net positive or negative impact.
During the G20 summit, Scott Bessent refers to Japan's BOJ Governor as a 'longtime friend,' while Peter Schiff warns of significant economic challenges ahead.
NeutralScott Bessent, U.S. Treasury Secretary, highlighted his friendship with Japan's BOJ Governor during the G20 summit, while Peter Schiff warned of potential economic issues stemming from Japan's rising bond yields, which have reached a three-decade high.