State St. CEO: No Need for Fresh Capital
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- Higher Fee Income Boosts State Street. // American Banker;10/18/2006, Vol. 171 Issue 200, p11
This article reports that State Street Corp. of Boston, Massachusetts, said that its 2006 third-quarter profits nearly doubled from 2005. The results included a gain of 3 cents a share in trading services revenue from tax-exempt investment programs. Ronald E. Logue, State Street's chairman and...
- State Street's Logue plans to retire. // Pensions & Investments;11/2/2009, Vol. 37 Issue 22, p24
The article announces the retirement of Ronald E. Logue, chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of State Street Corp.
- State Street CEO: Growth To Slow, But Pipeline Solid. Ackermann, Matt // American Banker;7/16/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 136, p5
The article reports on State Street Corp.'s second quarter 2008 earnings. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Ronald E. Logue reports that his company saw very strong growth in the second quarter, and that earnings and profits were both higher than predicted. Though the growth is expected...
- Trust Banks Cite Efficiency. Kulikowski, Laurie // American Banker;1/19/2006, Vol. 171 Issue 12, p20
This article reports that all four of the large trust and processing banking companies that reported fourth-quarter results Wednesday stressed revenue growth and cost containment. "We're beginning to find that balance between continuing to grow top-line revenues and controlling the expenses,"...
- State Street Names Chief Risk Officer. // American Banker;4/9/2008, Vol. 173 Issue 68, p13
The author reports that Maureen Miskovic has been named the chief risk officer at State Street Corp. The author states that in this position Miskovic will lead more than 200 risk professionals. Miskovic's experiences in the financial services industry are mentioned. According to the article,...
- State Street CEO: Purchases to Fuel Foreign Growth. Ackermann, Matt // American Banker;4/19/2007, Vol. 172 Issue 75, p9
The article discusses State Street Corp.'s plan to grow internationally. According to Ronald E. Logue, State Street's chairman and chief executive officer, the company will have to acquire foreign companies to grow internationally. In 2006, State Street generated 43 percent of its revenue from...
- State Street Chairman's Pay Surges. Kulikowski, Laurie // American Banker;3/14/2006, Vol. 171 Issue 49, p20
This article reports on State Street Corp. chairman and chief executive Ronald E. Logue, whose compensation more than doubled in 2005. According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Logue's salary rose 8.7% from 2004, while his annual bonus rose 19%. His long-term incentive...
- State Street CEO: Growth To Slow, But Pipeline Solid. Ackermann, Matt // Money Management Executive;7/21/2008, Vol. 16 Issue 29, p6
An interview with Ronald E. Logue, the chairman and chief executive officer of Boston-based State Street Corp., is presented. Logue believes that market conditions will make it difficult for the company to maintain its strong second-quarter growth. However he hopes to endure the second half by...
- State Street Hurt By Sublease Deal, Mellon by a Sale. Kulikowski, Laurie // American Banker;7/20/2005, Vol. 170 Issue 138, p19
Looks at the second quarter reports of State Street Corp. and Mellon Financial Corp. Details of State Street's charge for a subleasing agreement and Mellon's sale of a human resources and outsourcing business; Details of each company's assets and earnings; Comments from State Street's chief...
