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140. International Assets Holding
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Financials: Latest Results
Rank: 140 (Previous rank: 512)
Compare tool: International Assets Holding vs. Top 10
CEO: Sean M. O'Connor
Address: 220 E. Central Pkwy.
Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
Phone: 407-741-5300
Website: www.intlassets.com
  $ millions % change from 2007
Revenues 18,358.9 311.6
Profits 27.8 N.A.
Assets 438.0 —
Stockholders' equity 74.8 —
Market value (3/27/2009) 86.1 —
Profits as % of  
Revenues 0.2
Assets 6.3
Stockholders' equity 37.2
Earnings per share  
2008 $ 2.95
% change from 2007 N.A.
1998-2008 annual growth rate % N.A.
Total return to investors %
2008 -68.2
1998-2008 annual rate 22.4
Rank Company 500
rank		 Revenues
($ millions)
1 General Electric 5 183,207.0
2 Fannie Mae 112 22,652.0
3 International Assets Holding 140 18,358.9
4 Freddie Mac 220 12,302.0
5 Marsh & McLennan 232 11,587.0
6 Aon 307 8,406.0
7 SLM 331 7,689.4
8 Ameriprise Financial 348 7,149.0
9 AmeriCredit 768 2,543.1
10 Annaly Capital Management 810 2,366.3
11 Moody's 984 1,755.4
Issue date: May 4, 2009
Company reports sale of physical commodities on a gross basis.
Figures are for fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2008.
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