STATE STREET CORP

STT

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Ticker
STT
CIK0000093751
SIC6022
SectorFinance, Insurance, And Real Estate
Industry CategoryBanking
Industry GroupState Commercial Banks – Fed Reserve System

Contact

Address1 CONGRESS STREET, SUITE 1, BOSTON, MA, 02114
Website statestreet.com
Phone617 786-3000
CEORonald P. OHanley
Employees42,200

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Standardized Financials

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Income Statement
Revenue$14.46 billion
Pre-Tax Income$3.88 billion
Net Income$3.06 billion
Net Income to Common$3.05 billion
EPS$9.85
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Balance Sheet
Cash$6.52 billion
Assets$392.16 billion
Liabilities$364.42 billion
Common Equity$24.18 billion
Liabilities & Equity$392.16 billion
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Cash Flow Statement
Calculations
NOPAT$3.06 billion
EBITDA$4.62 billion
Price to Earnings$13.61
Price to Book$1.72
ROE11.26%
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Latest News

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A Look At State Street (STT) Valuation After Recent Short Term Share Price Weakness

Recent performance snapshot Without a specific catalyst in play, State Street (STT) is drawing attention after a mixed short term performance, including a 1.6% decline over the past day and a 2.7% decline over the past week. Over a longer window, the stock shows a 13.4% gain over the past month and a 12.4% gain over the past 3 months, while the 1 year total return stands at 62.6%. See our latest analysis for State Street. For context, State Street’s recent 1 day and 7 day share price declines...

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AI Agents as Independent Economic Actors Is ‘Not a Stretch’ for 5-Year Timeline, According to Andreessen Horowitz

Andreessen Horowitz closed its fifth crypto fund with a thesis that sounds like science fiction: autonomous AI agents holding crypto wallets, earning income, paying for compute and operating as independent economic actors within five years. The Self-Sustaining Agent Thesis The pitch described agents generating value “by creating services, by writing software, by creating content, by ... AI Agents as Independent Economic Actors Is ‘Not a Stretch’ for 5-Year Timeline, According to Andreessen Horow

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Technology ETF (XLK) Hits New 52-Week High

XLK hits a fresh 52-week high as AI momentum, Big Tech spending and strong corporate earnings boost the technology sector.

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Cyber Joins 4 Resilience Themes for 2026. The 3 ETFs Catching the Trade

State Street’s 2026 Global ETF Outlook flags a resilience pivot that reaches beyond traditional defensive assets. On page 13, the firm writes that “Early 2026 indications suggest we may be in for a year with an even greater focus on resiliency themes such as energy, defense, cyber and commodities.” Cyber is the only software-heavy theme ... Cyber Joins 4 Resilience Themes for 2026. The 3 ETFs Catching the Trade

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