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Charles Schwab

The Charles Schwab Corp. is a savings and loan holding company, which engages in the provision of wealth management, securities brokerage, banking, asset management, custody, and financial advisory services. It operates through the Investor Services and Advisor Services segments. The Investor Services segment includes retail brokerage and banking services to individual investors, and retirement plan services, as well as other corporate brokerage services, to businesses and their employees. The Advisor Services segment provides custodial, trading, retirement business, and support services, as well as retirement business services to independent registered investment advisors, independent retirement advisors, and record keepers. The company was founded by Charles R. Schwab in 1986 and is headquartered in Westlake, TX.

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Charles Schwab (NYSE: SCHW ) stock is getting a boost on Friday after company CEO Walt Bettinger reassured investors about its financial position. According to Bettinger, even if a bank run were to occur with its customers, Charles Schwab would survive.

SCHW Stock: CEO Says Charles Schwab Can Survive Bank Run

The brokerage last week issued a statement, saying the company's 'longstanding reputation as a safe port in a storm remains intact.'

Even if Depositors Flee, Charles Schwab Is Prepared, CEO Says

Charles Schwab Corp. SCHW, -5.99% CEO Walt Bettinger said the brokerage and financial services firm has enough resources to continue to operate even if it lost its deposits over the coming year, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday. Without having to sell a single security in its portfolio, “there would be a sufficient amount of liquidity right there to cover if 100% of our bank's deposits ran off,” Bettinger said in the report.

Schwab CEO says the company has ample liquidity: WSJ

Charles Schwab may have a negative book value, but that doesn't mean it will collapse. A bank run seems unlikely, and even in such an event, the bank has plenty of ways to meet withdrawals.

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"There would be a sufficient amount of liquidity right there to cover if 100% of our bank's deposits ran off," Walter Bettinger told the WSJ.

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The brokerage is sitting on sizable long-term debt that has lost value as the Fed has raised rates.

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"Charles Schwab remains a safe port in a storm, driven by its conservative balance sheet, strong liquidity position, and diversified base" of clients.

Charles Schwab clients poured in $17 billion last week as the spiraling bank crisis sent money to a 'safe port in a storm'

We believe the recent banking crisis largely had nothing to do with SCHW, given its position as a brokerage company with value-added banking services. Even in the highly unlikely 'bank run' scenario, the company had excellent liquidity of $93.98B in FY2022, now significantly aided by another $300B from the Fed.

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A window of opportunity has been created in Charles Schwab with the sell-off caused by the collapse of two banks in the US. Charles Schwab is no Silicon Valley Bank because it follows sound liquidity management practices, has a stable deposit base largely within FDIC $250k thresholds, and a management supporting its stock.

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Charles Schwab says it saw “strong inflows” from clients amid this month's banking crisis. Between March 10 and March 16, customers brought $16.5 billion in deposits, the brokerage firm announced Friday (March 17).

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Churning financial markets, as the failure of three U.S. banks and uncertainty over one big European one continues to play out, did not stop some investors from buying that so-called dip in the stock market at one point last week.

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Financial broker Charles Schwab on Friday reported $16.5 billion in core net new assets for the week on strong inflows from clients moving funds amid several high-profile collapses that have whipsawed the U.S. banking sector.

Charles Schwab a 'safe port' in banking storm as weekly inflows surge

Charles Schwab Corp. SCHW, -3.33% looked to reassure investors amid the crisis of investor confidence in the banking sector, saying it remained “a safe port in a storm.” The financial services and discount brokerage giant said Friday that it has seen “strong” inflows from clients in the past week, as it added a net $16.5 billion in new assets.

Charles Schwab calls itself a ‘safe port in a storm,' as it took in billions in new assets the past week

The Charles Schwab Corporation has seen its valuation decline almost 30% since March 8, 2023. The brokerage has a strong liquidity position and a healthy franchise in the financial services market. The company also continued to attract new deposit inflows lately.

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WESTLAKE, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Charles Schwab Corporation today announced it has seen strong inflows from clients over the last week.

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Having rallied as much as 45% since last summer, the last thing investors of brokerage firm Charles Schwab Corporation (NYSE: SCHW) would have expected was a plunge of the same magnitude in just three sessions. However, that's what's happened in recent days since the collapse of SVB last Friday has caused investors to flee from any finance related stock.

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