- Today's Natwest Group Plc share price is 709.8 (as of 17:15 14-Aug-2026) which is a change of 4.2 or 0.6% from the last closing price of 709.8.
- With 18,287,570 shares traded this gives Natwest Group Plc a market capitalisation of 74,913,448,496.
- Natwest Group Plc's most recent daily high has been 710.2 and daily low 701.2. The Natwest Group Plc share price 52 week high has been 726 and the 52 week low 500.2.
- Based on the most recent Natwest Group Plc share price opening of 709.8, the current Natwest Group Plc EPS (earnings per share) are 0.75 and the PE (price earnings ratio) is 9.51.
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| GMG Rating | Customer Reviews 4.6 (Based on 1,374 reviews) | Annual Fees £0 | Dealing Commission £3 | See Offers Capital at risk Interactive Brokers Reviews | Features:
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Fees: Interactive Brokers does not charge share dealing custody fees and minimum share dealing commissions are £1 in the UK or 0.05% of the deal size. Pros
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| GMG Rating | Customer Reviews 4.3 (Based on 1,124 reviews) | Annual Fees £59.88 | Dealing Commission £3.99 | See Offers Capital at risk interactive investor Reviews | Features:
| Interactive Investor Share Dealing ReviewProvider: Interactive Investor Share Dealing Verdict: Interactive Investor is a low-cost share dealing platform that offers investors access to over 40,000 shares. II won the 2021 and 2023 Good Money Guide award for Best Investment Account. Summary Interactive Investor is a great choice for anyone who wants to buy and sell shares on a regular basis and has a large portfolio.
Dealing Fees: Interactive Investor share dealing commissions are a free trade every month, then UK Shares and Funds, US Shares charged £7.99 or upgrade to a £19.99 “Super Investor” account 2 free monthly trades and deal for £3.99. Regular investing is free. Special Offers:
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Is Natwest Group Plc A Good Investment?
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NatWest Group followed up their announcement earlier this week that it was buying wealth manager Evelyn Partners for £2.7bn with a solid set of full year results, although that wasn’t enough to prevent its shares from falling to their lowest levels since October 2025, testing the 200-day SMA in the process, having started February well above the 700p level.
On any measure the numbers were impressive, with net interest income rising by 13.8% on an annual basis to £12.8bn. while total income jumped 13.2% to £16.64bn.
Total profits for the year rose 21.3% to £5.83bn, despite an 86.9% increase in annual impairments to £671m.
The bank reported a sizeable increase in net interest margin of 21bps to 2.34%, in spite of a falling rate environment.
On guidance NatWest management were equally bullish saying that they expect total income for 2026 to be in the region of between £17.2bn and £17.6bn, and to deliver ROTE in excess of 17%.
The bank announced a final dividend of 23p per share, taking the total dividend for the year to 32.5p, a 51% increase on 2024, which you would have expected to have halted the recent slide in the share price, but no.
There still seems to be some short-term negativity around the price paid for Evelyn Partners at the expense of the share buybacks. This could well pass once it becomes apparent that the deal is likely to add more value in the long term as the short-term effect of lower buybacks fades.