Standard Chartered plc agreed to pay $300m for failing to flag suspicious transactions, as required under a 2012 settlement with New York’s top banking regulator.
The shares rose 0.3 percent to 1,221 pence in London. They have declined 10 percent this year, making the bank the second-worst perform
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