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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For example, it is possible to compare total revenues between two companies as of a certain point in time, or within a single company across multiple time periods. This is not possible using the as reported financial statements because of the inherent complexity of reporting standards.

Below is a preview of several data points from each financial statement, as well as a sample of our many calculated metrics:

Income Statement
Revenue$13.15 billion
Pre-Tax Income$3.62 billion
Net Income$2.87 billion
Net Income to Common$2.87 billion
EPS$8.88
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Balance Sheet
Cash$4.66 billion
Assets$372.69 billion
Liabilities$346.00 billion
Common Equity$23.13 billion
Liabilities & Equity$372.69 billion
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Cash Flow Statement
Net Income$2.87 billion
Cash From Operating Activities$-9.97 billion
Cash From Investing Activities$-12.74 billion
Cash From Financing Activities$23.95 billion
Change in Cash$1.24 billion
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Calculations
NOPAT$2.92 billion
EBITDA$4.19 billion
Price to Earnings$9.57
Price to Book$1.19
ROE11.22%
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Latest News

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State Street to Speak at the Morgan Stanley U.S. Financials Conference

BOSTON, May 30, 2025--State Street Corporation (NYSE: STT) announced today that its Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Ron O’Hanley, and its interim Chief Financial Officer, Mark Keating, will present at the Morgan Stanley U.S. Financials Conference in New York, NY on Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at approximately 9:00 am ET.

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State Street Files for Second Private ETF

State Street Corp. is set to double down on its bid to bring private assets to a broader spectrum of investors, even as its initial ETF experiment in this area has struggled to gain momentum. Bloomberg's Emily Graffeo reports

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Truist Securities Upgrades State Street (STT) Stock to Buy, Increases PT

On May 28, Truist Securities analyst David Smith upped the rating on State Street Corporation (NYSE:STT)’s stock from “Hold” to “Buy,” increasing its price objective to $112 from the prior target of $85. The analyst opines that State Street Corporation (NYSE:STT) remains well-placed to gain the most among other trust banks from the positive momentum […]

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Wall Street’s Rush to Launch Vanguard-Style Funds Draws Warnings

(Bloomberg) -- Exchange-traded funds have amassed trillions of dollars by offering investors greater tax efficiency, liquidity and lower costs than mutual funds. Now, a looming regulatory shift is poised to bring the two vehicles closer together — and threatens to complicate the very features that fueled the ETF boom.Most Read from BloombergNY Wins Order Against US Funding Freeze in Congestion FightNYC Congestion Toll Brings In $216 Million in First Four MonthsThe US Securities and Exchange Comm

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