Standard Chartered

Summary

Standard Chartered is a bank^[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 25 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Standard Chartered was a member of Federal Association of German Banks^[3].
• Standard Chartered was a member of Net-Zero Banking Alliance^[4].
• Standard Chartered was a member of Deutsches Aktieninstitut^[5].
• Standard Chartered was a member of Association of Foreign Banks in Germany^[6].
• Standard Chartered was a member of British Chamber of Commerce in Germany^[7].
• Standard Chartered is in the country of United Kingdom^[8].
• Standard Chartered's instance of is recorded as bank^[9].
• Standard Chartered's instance of is recorded as financial institution^[10].
• Standard Chartered's instance of is recorded as business^[11].
• Standard Chartered's instance of is recorded as public company^[12].
• Standard Chartered's founder is recorded as James Wilson^[13].
• Standard Chartered followed Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China^[14].
• Standard Chartered followed Eastern Bank Ltd^[15].
• Standard Chartered followed National Bank of India^[16].
• Standard Chartered followed Standard Bank^[17].
• Standard Chartered's headquarters location is recorded as London^[18].
• Standard Chartered's chief executive officer is recorded as Bill Winters^[19].
• Standard Chartered's child organization or unit is recorded as Standard Chartered Hong Kong^[20].
• Standard Chartered's child organization or unit is recorded as Standard Chartered Zambia^[21].
• Standard Chartered's child organization or unit is recorded as Standard Chartered Taiwan^[22].
• Standard Chartered's child organization or unit is recorded as Standard Chartered Singapore^[23].
• Standard Chartered's child organization or unit is recorded as Standard Chartered Zimbabwe^[24].
• Standard Chartered is part of FTSE 100 Index^[25].
• Standard Chartered's Commons category is recorded as Standard Chartered Bank^[26].
• Standard Chartered's stock exchange is recorded as London Stock Exchange^[27].

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Founding

Standard Chartered's founder is recorded as James Wilson^[13]. January 1, 1853 marks the founding of it^[28]. Its location of formation is recorded as London^[29].

Identity

Standard Chartered's official name is recorded as {'lang': 'en', 'text': 'it PLC'}^[30]. It is part of FTSE 100 Index^[25]. Predecessors include Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China^[14], Eastern Bank Ltd^[15], National Bank of India^[16], and Standard Bank^[17].

Leadership

Standard Chartered's chief executive officer is recorded as Bill Winters^[19]. Its chairperson is recorded as José Viñals Íñiguez^[31].

Operations

Standard Chartered's headquarters location is recorded as London^[18]. Subsidiaries include Standard Chartered Hong Kong^[20], a business^[32], founded in 2004^[33], headquartered in Standard Chartered Bank Building^[34]; Standard Chartered Zambia^[21], a business^[35], in Zambia^[36], founded in 1906^[37], headquartered in Lusaka^[38]; Standard Chartered Taiwan^[22], a bank^[39], in Taiwan^[40]; Standard Chartered Singapore^[23], an organization^[41], in Singapore^[42], founded in 1969^[43], headquartered in Downtown Core^[44]; and Standard Chartered Zimbabwe^[24], a business^[45], founded in 1892^[46].

Industry

Industries include financial services^[47], economics of banking^[48], financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding^[49], and financial sector^[50].

Ownership

Stock exchanges include London Stock Exchange^[27], Hong Kong Stock Exchange^[51], National Stock Exchange of India^[52], and OTC Markets Group^[53]. Standard Chartered's product or material produced is recorded as financial services^[54].

Why It Matters

Standard Chartered has Wikipedia articles in 25 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2] It is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[55]