State Street Corporation
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- CEO
- Ronald Philip O'Hanley
- Full Time Employees
- 50,596
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Asset Management
- Address
- One Congress Street Boston MA United States of America 02114
- IPO Date
- Mar 17, 1980
- CIK
- 0000093751
- Website
- statestreet.com
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- Business
- State Street Corporation (NYSE: STT), founded in 1792 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, operates as a financial holding company providing investment servicing, investment management, and investment research and trading services to institutional investors worldwide, including asset managers, pension funds, insurance companies, corporations, and central banks. The company conducts business across more than 100 markets globally through its primary divisions: State Street Global Services, which delivers custody, fund accounting, administration, corporate actions, securities lending, and middle-office outsourcing for assets including equities, fixed income, derivatives, ETFs, private equity, and real estate totaling approximately $43 trillion under custody and administration; State Street Global Advisors (rebranded as State Street Investment Management), which offers passive and active asset management strategies, notably the pioneering SPDR S&P 500 ETF launched in 1993 and other index and ETF products with trillions in assets under management; and State Street Global Markets, which provides trading, foreign exchange, securities finance, research, and transition management services. Subsidiaries include State Street Bank and Trust Company and Boston Financial Data Services, a joint venture focused on shareholder record-keeping and compliance. Recent developments include the December 2024 partnership with Harris | Oakmark, under which the firm implemented State Street Alpha front-to-back platform for transaction lifecycle management across over 2,000 accounts ahead of schedule, with full migration targeted for Q1 2026; the February 2025 agreement to acquire Mizuho Financial Group's global custody business outside Japan, encompassing about $580 billion in assets under custody and $24 billion under administration to expand servicing for Japanese clients' overseas investments; and the November 2025 acquisition of PriceStats to enhance proprietary inflation analytics and data products for investment decision-making.
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