# Congressional stock trades in SGBLY (Standard Bank Group Limited)

Congressional stock trades in Standard Bank Group Limited (SGBLY) from House and Senate STOCK Act filings. See which members of Congress bought or sold, disclosed amounts, and filing dates.

- Industry: Banks - Regional
- Last close: $19.23
- Price updated: Sep 19, 2026
- Total congressional trades: 1
- Politicians trading: 1
- Last traded: Mar 18, 2025
- Source: https://tryglasshouse.ai/companies/SGBLY.md

## Trading History

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- Results: 1 of 1
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## 1. Sheri Biggs

- Member: Republican, House
- Transaction: Sell, $1,001 - $15,000
- Dates: traded Mar 18, 2025, disclosed Oct 5, 2025
- Market context: $13.27 at trade, $19.23 current (+44.91%)
- Politician: https://tryglasshouse.ai/politicians/B001325.md
- Record: https://tryglasshouse.ai/trades/224b7928-1896-4c0a-b35b-273ee0c72269.md



## About Standard Bank Group Limited

Standard Bank Group Limited provides financial products and services in South Africa and internationally. It offers a range of onshore and offshore savings and investment; home and personal loans; forex solutions; transactional banking, including digital wallets, cards, payment and transfer platforms; private and digital banking; forex solutions; vehicle and asset finance; credit cards; and insurance solutions. The company also provides transactional banking; business lending; commercial asset finance; merchant, trade, fleet, and business solar solutions; specific solutions for clients in various sectors, such as agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, and tourism; app and internet banking; international payments and forex; alternative funding options; and business resources and insurance. In addition, it offers advisory, transactional, trading, risk management, and funding solutions; and long and short-term insurance, health insurance, and asset management. Further, the company engages in trust or other fiduciary activities. The company was founded in 1862 and is headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa.

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