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Company overview
State Street Corporation is a major custody bank providing asset servicing, custody, and related infrastructure services to institutional investors, alongside its State Street Global Advisors investment management business known for its SPDR exchange traded funds.
Business model
The company earns fee revenue from safekeeping and administering client assets, along with asset management fees from its State Street Global Advisors business, combined with net interest income from client deposits.
Growth drivers
- Growth in assets under custody and administration
- SPDR exchange traded fund inflows and market share
- Technology platform investment improving efficiency
- Expansion of value added services beyond core custody
Competitive position
State Street's scale in custody services, combined with its established SPDR ETF franchise, give it a leading position in an industry with high switching costs and significant barriers to entry given the complexity of global asset servicing operations.
Risks
Fee compression in both custody services and asset management is an ongoing industry pressure, net interest income is sensitive to interest rate changes, and market volatility affects the value of assets under custody and management.
Valuation
State Street trades at a moderate multiple typical of custody banks, with the market factoring in steady but modest growth given the mature nature of the core custody business.
Final view
State Street's scale advantage in custody services combined with its SPDR ETF franchise provides a durable, if modestly growing, revenue base. My view is neutral to favorable, with technology investment execution being important to sustaining its competitive position.
Overall rating: 68/100
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